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Old 12-29-2016, 04:05 PM
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I have a QA36 snow thrower on a 125 that I have considered selling. I have never used the snow thrower but when I put it on the tractor it seemed to work. Could anyone give me any tips on this machine in case we get any snow here and I decide to play? We had about half an inch this morning, so I decided I would try it but it didn't seem to work well. It could barely get the snow out of the chute but can throw rocks 20 feet. I would like to be better educated on this machine if anyone could help me out.
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Here is the link to the operators manual section.

http://www.onlycubcadets.net/forum/f...der=asc&page=2

Pick your blower and download the manual.
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It won't work on small amounts of snow. You need at least 3" before it works well. More than 3" is better.
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Thanks guys I'm learning a little something. I've been collecting for 3 years now but don't know much about the implements yet. I really appreciate the help
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