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06-28-2023, 11:56 PM
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QA 42 127 Belt Size Lift Arm
Just picked up a QA42 for my 127 and it did not come with a belt or lift arm.
What size belt should I be looking for and will the lift arm from my blade work for the blower or will I need a different one, if I do what size will I need? 
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06-29-2023, 07:20 AM
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First, welcome to OCC......
 The belt is a IH-487043-R1 which is 3/8" x 28" . The Lift Rod is a IH-473924-R1. You may get lucky and find one. It is simply a 1/2" rod, with each end bent to a 90° angle. I don't have one to tell you the length. Maybe someone will chime in with the length dimension.
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06-29-2023, 09:07 AM
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Easy enough to make a lift rod
Set the tractor with all 4 wheels on 3/4" boards and set the thrower on the floor with the shoes intact and leveled however far below the cutting edge you desire. Place the lift, be it either manual, electric or hydraulic, in the lowered position and measure the distance between the hole centers in the thrower lift bracket and the hole in the lift bracket that should be installed, if not already on your tractor. This is the bracket you may need to complete the installation.
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