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Old 01-24-2010, 10:39 AM
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Default snowthrower for a narrow frame

I m going to look at a snow thrower today.I have a 122 and was wondering what the model number has to be to fit my tractor.
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QA36, QA42, QA36A or QA42A. Yours is a narrow frame, so any of those would work.
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Old 01-24-2010, 04:25 PM
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QA36, QA42, QA36A or QA42A. Yours is a narrow frame, so any of those would work.
Jason
You just need the narrow frame mounting bracket not the wide frame one.
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Also, CW36, CC36 and CC42.


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You just need the narrow frame mounting bracket not the wide frame one.
There is no different bracket...it simply adjusts to a different width.
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Also, CW36, CC36 and CC42.




There is no different bracket...it simply adjusts to a different width.
I was told that is only true on the a models . was i miss informed?
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The QA36A and 42A adjust to both frame widths...there is not a 'narrow mounting bracket'. You're making it sound like different/additional parts are required to mount an "A" thrower on a NF, which is not the case.
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The QA36A and 42A adjust to both frame widths...there is not a 'narrow mounting bracket'. You're making it sound like different/additional parts are required to mount an "A" thrower on a NF, which is not the case.
I'm sorry i didn't mean to confuse any one. matt is correct no extra parts required.
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Thanks for the help guys I appreciate that.
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Thanks for the help guys I appreciate that.
Did u get the thrower u looked at today? what kind was it?
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I called him and he had an accident this morning so I ll have a look at it this week I ll keep you posted.
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