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Old 01-01-2014, 10:01 AM
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Default 107 and cc36 snowblower
I am new to cadets, I purchased a 107 and saw a snowblower for sale locally owner told me it was for a narrow frame tractor so I bought it. Now I have been told a qa36 is the right one for my tractor. Will the cc36 fit on my tractor? If not can someone tell me what model tractors the cc36 is for?
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Old 01-01-2014, 12:11 PM
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The CC-36 Snowthrower was designed to be used on the 70 & 100 (NF) where it bolted on the frame.

For the 107, the QA-36, QA-42, QA-36A, or QA-42A would be the correct ones.

IIRC, the CC-36 will work, but it needs to be bolted on.
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Old 10-24-2014, 03:52 AM
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What tractors does the CC-36 fit?
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What tractors does the CC-36 fit?
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What tractors does the CC-36 fit?
See Post #2 in this thread ......
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Is CW36 the same as the CC36? My CW36 came with my 122 it was bought new in 1966 with the cub along with all of the other available attachments....
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Old 10-24-2014, 09:54 AM
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When IH introduced the 70/100 Series they came out with the CW-36 series of snow throwers in 1963. They built that CW series until 1966 when then introduced the CC series (36 & 42") of snow throwers. Both the CW & CC were "bolt on" implements.
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Did the CC or Cw Series fit an Original? If not was there a snow thrower made for it?
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Old 10-27-2014, 01:23 PM
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I've bolted up a CW-36 to my 107 and it ran great. Getting ready to bolt it up again this winter.
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Did the CC or Cw Series fit an Original?
The BB-36 was the snowthrower used on the Original.

I don't know if the CW or CC are backward applicable.
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