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Old 01-07-2022, 04:21 AM
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Tis the season. I have a cylops 1863 the only blower I have available now is my QA blower, will it mount up and work properly?
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The QA36/42B Snowthrower should mount right up.
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It'll fit, but it probably won't be geared quite right (assuming your cyclops has the newer, smaller diameter PTO).

Probably not a huge concern, but performance will decrease.
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The QAxxA/B were NOT designed for the Cyclops Series Tractors.
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It'll fit, but it probably won't be geared quite right (assuming your cyclops has the newer, smaller diameter PTO).

Probably not a huge concern, but performance will decrease.
Do you know the diameter of the smaller pto pully? I would like to measure mine.
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The QAxxA/B were NOT designed for the Cyclops Series Tractors.
Yes I agree it is not designed for the cyclops, for now until I get my other blower I hope I can manage to get it going anyway I love a challenge. After all I one had it nstalled on my mtd husky.
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Yes I agree it is not designed for the cyclops, for now until I get my other blower I hope I can manage to get it going anyway I love a challenge. After all I one had it nstalled on my mtd husky.
Yes, you can use it on a cyclops.
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I was thinking that the later cyclops had a bigger diameter pto pulley
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1863's have the 6" PTO. My guess is that you will need to put a larger pulley on the blower or you will over speed it.
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Thanks Sam Il'l look into that thought, I have to add though on my 1811 it seemed to be slow so maybe a little more speed is what it needs? Lol I wonder what rpm its rated for?
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