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Old 02-28-2010, 06:50 PM
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I just got both of these. The blower is all original QA36A. It came with gearbox belt chute rod. I got it for $75 The tiller is a 1A with extras. Came with gearbox belts and a mule drive with new pulleys. I got it for $150. I was going to put these on my 1450 but it is my main mower. Maybe on my 1200, but has manual lift.
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Old 02-28-2010, 07:12 PM
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Nice finds!

If you put the tiller on your 1200, you will need a creeper and a spring assist if you don't have both of those already.
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thanks Matt G. i forgot about those things. I am trying to rebuild my engine on my 1650. If so I will use it instead.
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Nice... I've been trying to find a tiller myself for my 127, I just picked up a Qa42 a couple weeks ago for $50, need to get a pulley and belt then should be good to go.
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