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Old 02-13-2012, 08:08 PM
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I came across a 196364100 two stage blower. Is this the one for the supers ?
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Old 02-13-2012, 08:41 PM
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yes it will work on a super it was first on QL tractors but with the right brackets fit a super fine that what my was till i widened it out
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Make sure all the parts are there for it Joe.
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Old 02-13-2012, 10:01 PM
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It can be...I have one on my 1872. Also fits the GTs if you have the right brackets.

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Matt,
I didn't see one listed at Partstree.com or on Cub Cadet's web site. What is it's history. What machines was it intended for.

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Matt,

Never mind, I went back to Cub Cadet's site and found it. Partstree doesn't list it though.
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Make sure all the parts are there for it Joe.

Sounds like maybe you already talked to him?

Yea, I just talked to the guy this after noon. He said that the bracket is there but no pulleys. I looked on parts tree and they are NLA. I told him I would come look at it Sat morning. I will be sure to take a real close look at it.

Would anyone happen to have a couple good pictures of one that I can use as reference ? That would be greatly appreciated.
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No, I haven't talked to him but I seen the pic of the one you are referencing.
It looks like the pulleys are missing.

Good price though!
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