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Old 07-25-2017, 11:33 PM
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Too bad we weren't closer. I just picked up a QA-36 and need to modify it to fit my 1812.
Not sure what shape this thing is in, but it doesn't look too beat from the photos, it's functional and $75, and it looks like it's pretty much complete.

I've got a 125 and a 127, and aspirations to eventually get a decent 782 or 982 some day, so this seems like something I should pick up, even if I can't use it in the short term.

I'm not afraid to fab up some arms, especially if it's just bar stock with some holes cut in them. A good excuse to fire up the plasma cutter

Is the pulley a bespoke thing for these snowblowers, or something I can pick up/modify from somewhere?
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Old 07-26-2017, 11:27 PM
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Not sure what shape this thing is in, but it doesn't look too beat from the photos, it's functional and $75, and it looks like it's pretty much complete.

I've got a 125 and a 127, and aspirations to eventually get a decent 782 or 982 some day, so this seems like something I should pick up, even if I can't use it in the short term.

I'm not afraid to fab up some arms, especially if it's just bar stock with some holes cut in them. A good excuse to fire up the plasma cutter

Is the pulley a bespoke thing for these snowblowers, or something I can pick up/modify from somewhere?
I wasn't the OP but I gave 50 for mine. After I got it home I got to looking. It was originally for a narrow frame, someone widened it to fit a wide frame. The pulley is for a narrow frame. (No biggie there). But it looks like it's otherwise an OG QA-36...not an "A" or "B". So the plot thickens a bit. May just try to recoup my cash back and look for a 2 stage
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