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Old 08-25-2014, 08:26 PM
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What model snowblower should I be looking for for my 782?

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Old 08-25-2014, 08:32 PM
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The 190-364 and 190-450 were two snow blowers for the 82 Series GT's.
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Snow blower talk already? It seems like we just started mowing. I was thinking about how fast the summer went by considering that spring didn't arrive here until May really, and that I have to replace the skids on my snow blade before I have to start using that again.
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Snow blower talk already? It seems like we just started mowing. I was thinking about how fast the summer went by considering that spring didn't arrive here until May really, and that I have to replace the skids on my snow blade before I have to start using that again.
I saw a video on the news memorial day weekend where kids were swimming amongst icebergs on the big lake. These past couple years have been crazy here also. More snow predicted this winter too.
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A qa36a and a qa42a with the correct pulley and lift arms will work also.
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The H42 and H48 Haban ones were also work.
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A qa36a and a qa42a with the correct pulley and lift arms will work also.
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The H42 and H48 Haban ones were also work.
These are snow throwers NOT snow blowers.
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These are snow throwers NOT snow blowers.
The majority of people use the term "snowblower" generically. The OP didn't state single or two stage. Further clarification is needed.
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Snow blower talk already? It seems like we just started mowing. I was thinking about how fast the summer went by considering that spring didn't arrive here until May really, and that I have to replace the skids on my snow blade before I have to start using that again.
I started my snowblower rebuild back in July (or maybe June even). Turns out, it takes me a while to finish a project.

I have a 190-450 on a 782 (or 1811 depending on the day) - this blower is a beast. If your drive is relatively flat then no problem. But if you have hills and difficult areas, the 450 is quite heavy for the tractor and combined with relatively low lift clearance when in the up position, can make it difficult for maneuverability.

Having said that it blows like crazy! Im keeping it, but adding more weight to the tractor rear and one day will mod the lift to go higher.

Might be interesting to hear others thoughts that are running this combo.
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Old 08-26-2014, 08:23 AM
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Yeah, some people get confused or intermix the terminology (snow thrower vs snow blower) but I can only go what he originally asked for.
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