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Old 06-28-2012, 01:54 PM
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Default QA42A Snowthrower Skids - Polyethylene
Does anyone have any leads on Polyethylene skids for a QA42A? I have a freshly paved driveway and don't want to be eating into the blacktop this winter and have heard good reviews on the high density Polyethylene skids, but no luck finding ones to fit. Any suggestions before I buy some stock and create my own?
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Old 06-28-2012, 01:56 PM
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Does anyone have any leads on Polyethylene skids for a QA42A? I have a freshly paved driveway and don't want to be eating into the blacktop this winter and have heard good reviews on the high density Polyethylene skids, but no luck finding ones to fit. Any suggestions before I buy some stock and create my own?
Email or call one of the site sponsers as they chould have them. They are listed at the top of every page. You could also make a want ad in the wanted section of the site.
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Old 06-28-2012, 10:24 PM
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I could make them. Are the skids on a QA42 the same as a QA42A?
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Let me do some checking, I suspect they are as in my search for regular skids, I seem to recall both models using the same part number. More to come...
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I have them already made up $22.58 each. They are double sided, 100% CNC machined, and a direct bolt on. Center to center is 3-1/2" They are made out of a paper mill plastic called ROBOLON. Search robalon and see what you find.

Message me if interested.
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http://www.sepw.com/SearchResult.aspx?CategoryID=200
these ones are sold in pairs for about the same price as posted above.
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