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Old 07-29-2013, 07:37 PM
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I picked up this QA42A for $100.00 bucks. I wanted one and haven't found one here in NJ and I was going right past where I picked it up in NY. So before I begin to hunt part numbers and such I figured I would ask the pro's here. In the pictures you can see that the auger is way far in one direction. I don't think that is normal but not sure?? Any ideas on part numbers for the auger bearings?? I've seen old numbers NLA and guys paying $6.00 on eBay but had no luck looking at these old numbers and eBay didn't look too promising. I'm sure I can get what I need somewhere but was hoping maybe someone knew of a bearing number that would work. Something with a grease fitting would be a better setup. Thanks in advance!!
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Old 07-29-2013, 09:00 PM
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That is a great price. Summer is a great time to get winter accessories; they are often less than in winter.
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That is in nice shape,good find.
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Congrats on your snowblower!
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Congrats on the snowblower!
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Old 07-30-2013, 09:57 AM
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A-F352 3 bolt flange $1.22 need two - A-F3Z52 3 bolt flange with Zerk $2.48 need two - A-NPS100RPC 1 in. Bearing need two $4.20. Wholesale prices from A-I products (farm supply) in Ia. not sure retail.
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