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Old 12-27-2014, 09:12 AM
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Hello,
When I bought my house the prior owner left me a Cub Cadet 1861 with a snow thrower attachment. I love the tractor and am going to keep it as long as I can. The snow thrower is a bit of overkill for the small driveway I have (plus I have 4 shovelers that I get to claim as dependents each year). As a result I put the thrower on CL to sell.
I have someone interested in the thrower. He asked me what series the thrower is. I can't seem to find this however. Based on the sticker the model is 190-551-100.
Can anyone tell me what series this is? Can you give me any more details on the thrower?
Specifically an owner's manual and/or a list of compatible tractors this will work with.

Picture of the model sticker attached.

Here is the link to my CL ad:
http://williamsport.craigslist.org/grd/4820987538.html



Thanks in advance,
Jason
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Old 12-27-2014, 09:53 AM
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The blower you have is a Cub Cadet 551 blower. Below is a link to the partstree site that shows the machines the blower is compatible with. You have a very nice blower there (although it could use some paint) but I do feel your price is a bit high. I don't know what they go for in you area but I've picked up a 451 twice now (the previous generation of your blower), one for $400 and one for $250 so prices can vary depending on who has it and if they know what it is. Good lucking finding a nice home for your blower

Edit: Someone correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't that blower 45" and not 48"?

http://www.partstree.com/parts/?lc=cub+cadet&mn=551
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Old 12-27-2014, 09:59 AM
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The blower you have is a Cub Cadet 551 blower. Below is a link to the partstree site that shows the machines the blower is compatible with. You have a very nice blower there (although it could use some paint) but I do feel your price is a bit high. I don't know what they go for in you area but I've picked up a 451 twice now (the previous generation of your blower), one for $400 and one for $250 so prices can vary depending on who has it and if they know what it is. Good lucking finding a nice home for your blower

Edit: Someone correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't that blower 45" and not 48"?

http://www.partstree.com/parts/?lc=cub+cadet&mn=551
Parts tree says it fits.
1440 S/N 821,060 - 880,000

1440 S/N 880,001 - 899,000

1641 S/N 821,060 - 880,000

1641 S/N 880,001 - 899,000

1782 S/N 821,060 - 889,000

1861 S/N 821,060 - 836,000

1862 S/N 821,060 - 836,000

1863 S/N 836,001 - 880,000

1863 S/N 880,001 - 899,000

1864 S/N 836,001 - 880,000

1864 S/N 880,001 - 899,000

2082 S/N 821,060 - 836,000

2084 S/N 836,000 - 864,500

2182 S/N 821,060 - 880,000

and that it's a 45" blower
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(although it could use some paint) but I do feel your price is a bit high.
I agree.
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Old 12-27-2014, 12:29 PM
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Thanks all for the great answers! It was hard for me to find good pricing data so I made sure that I didn't short myself.
But, hey, it's Craigslist so no one is going to want to pay the asking price anyways.
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I would think that the four dependents would want to use this attachment to make a couple of bucks with in the winter time.
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