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11-23-2010, 05:42 PM

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QA42A question

Need a little advice. I bought a QA42A from Craigslist, it's in nice shape but when mounting it up on my 782 today I noticed that the drive pulley on the sno-blower is much narrower than the PTO pulley on my tractor. I got the drive belt with the snowblower, but it's much too narrow and it's also too long to fit my tractor. I have the operators manual with it and it has handwritten on the front that the V-belt is a Uniroyal #4L310. Can someone tell me if I need to change the drive pulley on the QA42A and if so would you have the part number? Also what belt will this take?
The day started out with a trip to the dealer to replace the drive shaft and all the couplers when I noticed the shaft wobbling rather badly. That is all taken care of, now to get the snow-blower mounted and working properly.

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