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Old 09-10-2010, 09:54 PM
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Default 1811/Qa36a fit ?

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I have a 1811, I had a 129 that I sold to get the 1811 but I kept the qa36a snow blower my question is will this snow blower work on the 1811 any help with this question will be appreciated !!
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Old 09-20-2010, 09:20 PM
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WOW this must have been a tough one! lots of lookers but no replys. I did alot of checking old post and it looked as though there was a lot of conflicting answers so i pulled the 44c deck and mule off and did my own research and in this situation it looks as though every thing is going to work out fine Thanks for the input though!
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I think you need to change the pully on the snow thrower? Matt G. has done this I would send him a message. I think he has been busy and probably missed your post.
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YES...... it can be done. You will have to change the Snowthrower Drive Pulley to a 5/8" and maybe the Upper Mount Links. You can refer to snowthrower QA36B for the proper parts.
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YES, it can be made to fit. I used to run a qa42a blower on my 1806 and 1211. You will have to find a 5/8 pulley. And in order to lift it up high enough, you will have to make some curved upper arms. The straight one hit the bottom of the tractor frame and nose piece. I just raised mine as far as it would go with the straight arms, then took a piece of cardboard and cut some curved templates out. Making sure the did not hit anywhere. Then plasma/laser cut some out.
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