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Qa-36
Good Morning Guys!
I am faced with a decision and I need your input. I currently have a 147 with a 36 thrower. I recently purchased a 882. I am contemplating selling the 147 with the lawn deck and possibly the thrower but here is the question. Is it a reasonable thought to modify the mounting mule to go onto the 882 or just find the blower to fit it? I was talking to Rob Houtz and he suggested just add an inch or so to make it wider. your thoughts?? thanks in advance- Pete |
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If you are handy will modification,fabrication, metal cutting and welding, anything is possible.
If not, just acquire the correct snow removal equipment for the 882.
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Get a QA42A and be done with it. You just have to change the input pulley I have one on a 782 works great.I even have an extra one I might sell.
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thanks-pete |
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Get the right blower. A 36" isn't even as wide as the tractor anyway. Sell the 36".
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I have one needs to be painted but not bad.Just get a 4''x3/4'' Bore B groove pulley .If you are going to AJ's I will talk to you
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