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Old 10-31-2012, 04:14 PM
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I've got a BB36 snowblower and I am wondering if it will work on my model 72. Will it bolt right up or are there any modifications that may be needed. It came with my original, but my 72 is my work machine. Thanks in advance!!
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It would need some work to get it to fit the 72. Those were made just for the originals.
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Old 10-31-2012, 05:22 PM
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Not positive, but I thought at one time I had a BB36 hooked up to a 124. Without changeing anything.
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It would need some work to get it to fit the 72. Those were made just for the originals.
What kind of work, frame mounting, or pto ??
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I guess the best answer would be (and the one you are least hoping for) is to try lining it up and seeing if it fits or not... It should be fairly apparent if everything lines up or not. Technically the "O" was its own product line... so I am not sure if the attachments are compatible across other series.
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