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10-18-2021, 11:37 AM
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QA42A Snow Thrower Bearings and Resto help
Hey guys,
I have a QA42 snow thrower that I'm planning to clear my acreage driveway with this winter. It goes on my 2182. We got both from the previous owner, he hadn't used the snow thrower in a while and it was neglected so I'm doing a bit of a restoration on it. I have seen there are a lot of threads on restoration of QA42 and QA36 snow throwers, but I didn't see anything definitive about where people got bearings and if they were able to get something cheaper than the cub bearings. My auger bearings need replacing, and I'm going to check the other bearings as well. My auger bearings are the flange bearings, and the flange itself is the bearing with no seals present. If I can't find anything, the ones from CC specialties that are a sealed bearing that come with the flange pieces look good, just wondering if anyone found any other options for the rotor bearings, needle bearings on the shaft, and bearings and seals for the gearbox. I'm also going to replace the u-joints, if anyone has had any luck getting those somewhere your thoughts would be appreciated. I found a paint colour called Recreational White at my local home improvement store that is close enough for my needs. I'm going to wire brush it all and do a repaint. I'm hoping to be able to find all the parts I need and get it back together before it snows here in Alberta.
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1992 2182 with 48" deck, Kwik-Way loader, and QA42A Snow Thrower 2008 RZT 54 
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