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12-27-2010, 12:37 PM
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QA42 parts# listings....it broke
Well, got some real good seat time this morning on the 122 with the QA42.
Last thing was clearing a path to the rear of the property to the unsplit wood. It broke. I need a new auger bearing (bearing is shot, shaft is blue), and the auger sprocket is now as smooth as a babies bottom. I need two auger bearings, and a auger sprocket....the chain is fine, and the drive sprocket looks good, but should be replaced. Where, and what #'s are needed? Can I get the bearings from napa, or a good auto parts store? Looks like I'll be using the 124 with the blade on it until it's fixed. Thanks guys.
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12-27-2010, 02:19 PM
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Off the top of my head I'm thinking the bearings are still available and most surly aftermarket.
But I remember on my qa 42A, My sprocket was welded to the auger and was not sold separately, so that would be a cut it off and reweld a new sprocket, from a aftermarket supplier.(Granger,TSC?) etc. Or get a good used auger.-craigs list/evil pay etc.. It is always recommended to replace a chain when replacing sprockets as a worn chain will wear new sprocket(s) quickly Others will step up here with advice
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12-27-2010, 02:23 PM
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http://ihccw.com/throwers.html
Should get you close to everything you need. I have delt with this vendor before and service was great...
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12-27-2010, 02:54 PM
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Thanks guys,
CCW didn't have the sprocket, but CCspec does so I'm ordering a small sprocket and 2 bearing assemblies. The Auger sprocket is still in good shape, and a new one is $94 so I'll pass. And the Auger sprocket is removable, yours was probably welded because the bolts stripped out.
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12-27-2010, 09:14 PM
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I understood you to write above, you needed a "auger sprocket". There appears to be cost cutting that went on in the assembly of the auger construction over the production run,probably starting with the "A" thrower. On mine, they weld a stub in either end of the auger tube. The dead end O.D is turned to fit the I.D. of the self aligning bearing. On the drive end, they machine the welded in stub, with a flange that the drive sprocket slips on but don't go to the added cost of drill/tap operation, they just plug weld the sprocket in 4 places. This is how they show it in the parts tree break down. Luck with your repair!
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12-28-2010, 07:19 AM
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You can go here..... CC Parts Lookup. Type in QA42 for the model number and it will bring up the Parts Listings.
You can purchase parts from your local CC or Case-IH dealer(s). If that is not practical, then our fine sponsors would be more than willing to help you out. Just click on the any of the boxes at the top of any page. 
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