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Old 01-25-2013, 06:44 PM
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Default What is this for on the throwers?
I have 2 QA36A's and a QA42A and they all have this. I've been wondering what it's about for over a year now so it's time to ask - What are these for?
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Old 01-25-2013, 07:14 PM
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i beleave its the kick stand for taking it off
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Old 01-25-2013, 08:47 PM
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you should have one at the top too. there is a bar that go's in to lock it all together. put on before you take it off. and take it back off after install.
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If I remember there is a bar that swings down into position for locking the pivot point of the thrower solid to the blower housing. I think the bar has two holes on one end? I know that's not a great description. I think I have a picture on my post about the restoration of a snow blower.
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Old 01-26-2013, 09:59 AM
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http://ccmanuals.info/pdf/QA%2036A%2...s%20Manual.pdf
From our technical section,
about page 13 or so,-- it is for the support stand.
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Like ol'George shows is what I use it for. It makes install alot easier.
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This is how it works:

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OK after I saw the manual I now see the correct way that works.

the PO must of just made the bar that was on mine.

thanks for the pic Matt.
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I downloaded the book for the ones without the last "A" (as in QA36A) which didn't have it. Well, hopefully that will make it easier to mount. I had a time mounting it.
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72, Serial #231093, K161S Serial #C281773, 36" deck
149 & Original Yard art
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1650, Serial #2050670U601762*, K341 Serial #7584702 SIM cab, 50" deck, tires loaded & weighted
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I bought my first Cub, a 129 with the 1A roto-tiller, 44A deck, the 42" front blade, and a bolt-on 36" snow thrower as a package deal from someone who'd purchased a lawn/garden repair shop that was going out of business. That was in 1988. When I couldn't figure out how some of the attachments fit and operated properly, I went down to the 'local' IH dealership (45 miles away) and started purchasing my library from them.

NOW, they can be down-loaded for free from this and a few other WONDERFULLY HELPFUL sights. To those of you who are just entering the addiction, listen carefully to the administrators of this site and go to rhe archives on this site and DOWNLOAD till your printer melts because the manuals, when purchased new, set me back between $15 and $45 each, And I still retain EVERY reciept for all Cub related purchases.

If nothing else, at least read every manual for the tractor/equipment you have/plan to purchase so that you have some IDEA of what your getting/gotten into.

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