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Cub Cadet QA36 How to make it throw further
In the last snowstorm we had I needed to make my QA36 throw snow higher (and further) to get snow over our existing high snow piles in CT. I think there was an older thread on this and some people were asking about how it worked. All I can say is the reduced diameter pulley (3.55 inch) threw snow further, higher, with faster forward speed. I have it on a cub 149. The snow was about 16 inches deep and I never had to get off to clear the shute. With the stock pulley I had problems bogging in the deep snow and the shute getting clogged. If I rated the snow on a scale of light powder, medium, or wet and heavy I would say it was medium. It was not powder and not heavy wet; it was right in the middle. If anyone wants the part number I can look it up. I got that and the belt from Mcmaster. I thought spinning the auger faster would bog the engine more but that was really not the case.
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I had the same thing happen to me. what i did was is bought a 3in 7/8d pulley from TSC got a 30in belt there that is 1/2 belt. and a key way. Then get a can of EZ-silde there and spay the inside of the shoot. Mine is on my 1812 and thows about 20ft.
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part#s
jetwarog,
Can you post the belt and pulley part#s? I am looking to do the same thing on my 127 thanks |
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