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07-18-2012, 09:48 AM
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snow thrower
What should I be looking at to spend on a snow thrower and everything to make it work on my 1000 I have the blade for the 102 and don't want the 1000 to feel left out . I have a wide frame blade undercarrage is it the same for the thrower? Any if would be awsome I'm pretty sure ill need a different mule drive from what I've read the one for my 44 a won't work thanks all for any info
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07-18-2012, 12:02 PM
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If you're looking for a snowthrower for your 1000, you'll need a QA36A or QA42A. I'd personally look for the 42 inch one cause it's wide enough to cover the width of the tractor. On gear drives, it's really helpful to have a creeper gear. Not saying you can't run a thrower without a creeper, but sometimes you have to go slower depending on depth, wetness of the snow. WOT is a must as well to throw the snow correctly. The thrower will come with it's own attachment system for the front of the tractor. No mule drive needed. If complete, it will have a gearbox that fits under the PTO and lines right up with the PTO. Make sure you find one with the lift rod and chute turning rod. Those could be fabbed if needed. Price depends on condition. I've seen nicer ones complete go for $200-250. I've seen some decent ones needing alittle work go for $150. Good luck in your search.
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07-18-2012, 09:38 PM
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