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Old 10-27-2017, 09:25 PM
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I just scored a nice, tight QA42A on the cheap and i want to put it on the 782 or the 1211. I already know i need different upper bars and a pulley but i don't know what diameter pulley i need? I tried looking it up but i must be stupid and can't find anything.
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Does it have a pulley on it now? If so, what size is the PTO on those engines?

I can check the pulley diameter on my 125 and QA42 tomorrow
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Item 4 in the diagram below is what you seek. Part number is IH-78055-C2 and is still available. I don't see a diameter listed anywhere, but with the part number maybe you can do some cross referencing.

http://www.cubcadet.com/equipment/AR...0-A/0128200001
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Pulley is the same size, but the width is different.
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Tim-Outside diameter on the pulley is 4 1/2".
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Thank you all for the information, now I can begin the search.
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Cast iron browning BK50 ---4.75 on outside diameter.
www.Surplus center lists it for about $14.00,
if you want to speed it up, go 1 tooth bigger on the drive sprocket
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I'm far from a pulley expert but i found this and i think it would work. It's a 1/4" smaller so it should speed the thrower up just a bit, Opinions?

http://www.surpluscenter.com/Power-T...y-1-BK45-C.axd
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Think that will work,and speed it up a tad.
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I'm far from a pulley expert but i found this and i think it would work. It's a 1/4" smaller so it should speed the thrower up just a bit, Opinions?

http://www.surpluscenter.com/Power-T...y-1-BK45-C.axd
It's constructed correctly ( cast instead of formed sheetmetal )
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