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Old 07-11-2010, 07:35 PM
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So I went on a journey to pick up a moped and it was a total bust. I was driving past this place and saw this snowthrower for sale on the side of the road and stopped to check it out. The guy was real nice and said he used it on his cub cadet. The cub he showed me was a newer (80's) quiet line series cub (same as my 782 but yellow and white) with smaller engine. It was a 12?? series. I am not real sure of the model but it was basicly the same tractor as mine. He said "$50", and I said "sold". I hope this fits my tractor and if not I guess I'm out $50? I measured the belt it came with and it is 5/8". It is also missing the shoot rod but that should be pretty simple to fab up. Any help on identifying this thrower would be great. There is no plate that I could find with a company name on it. Every thing works well on it so I'm hoping it will work with my 782.







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Old 07-11-2010, 08:42 PM
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Great find and awesome price!
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Old 07-12-2010, 01:48 AM
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That is a Haban H42 or H48 depending on how wide 42" or 48".
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Cool, cool. I hope it works well. I guess i need to pop off the mower deck and see how she fits. I do need the shoot lever. Do you know where to find a manual or some good pics of this rig so i can fab one up?
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Oh, and it a 42". Thanks again. I almost can't wait for snow to try it out. I just got a small linear actuator (atv plow) to hook up to my sleeve hitch so I can mount a blade for the rear and not have it interfear with the front thrower.
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Cool, cool. I hope it works well. I guess i need to pop off the mower deck and see how she fits. I do need the shoot lever. Do you know where to find a manual or some good pics of this rig so i can fab one up?
http://www.cubcadet.com/webapp/wcs/s...1_1100505_Y_-1
Just put H42 in the model # box
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