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04-26-2010, 10:14 PM
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Snowblower pulley
Since the 782 died, I am now in the process of converting the tools over to the 1450.
Is the QA42 snowthrower I have going to work if I change the belt pulley? Any other issues need looked at? Looking at the CCSpecialties website, I get the feeling the pulley on the snowthrower is the same one on the gearbox of the tiller I have. Is this true? (I have the wrong pulley on the tiller and need to change both out) As always, you guys are great help, though I don't have much to give back. 
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04-26-2010, 11:49 PM
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As far as I know your right. Not a cheap change over, but try selling you old cast pullies. You should be able to almost break even. The old cast pullies are worth a fair but if I remember right.
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04-27-2010, 07:51 AM
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 The QA36 & QA42 were designed strictly for NF Cubs. The QA36A & QA42A were designed to be adaptable for either NF or WF Cubs. Pulleys..... Snowthrower pulley is IH-285247-R92. It was used on models:CW-36, CC-36, QA36/42, and QA36/42A. Tiller pulley is: IH-485246-R91. It was used on models:: 1, 1A, & 2 I don't know the differences between the pulley other than part numbers.
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