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Snow Blower 19A40024100 (2019 XT2)
Hey all,
I just got a 2019 Cub Cadet XT2 and 3 stage snowblower, model number 19A40024100. My question is, is there a cable-joystick kit for the chute control? If there is not a kit has anyone made a kit. To me turning the chute using the way that cub cadet designed it seems flimsy and kind of a hassle. Let me know what you guys come up with. Thank you |
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I remember seeing on this site a motor driven chute. It was for an earlier snow blower with a hand crank. The crank was removed and a reversing motor mounted near the chute. Custom made by the owner.
If your snow blower works as well as mine, you will be pleased. Be prepared with goggles and a face mask. I have read a full face helmet works well for the blowing snow from the discharge chute.
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The electric actuators are a decent idea but I will say I think a cable driven system would be quicker and more accurate. I’ve had a Cub Cadet walk behind snowblower and that joystick works so nice in my opinion. Thanks for the reply
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