Snow Thrower identification
 

I just picked this up today, the listing said International 32" Snow Blower. I figured it was misidentified & the mount was a country boy special. Thought I could replace the mount with my other QA36 but this is a different beast altogether.
The gear box upper shaft is much, much longer than I've seen and attaches directly to the auger sprocket on the right side when viewed from behind.

This thing is in excellant shape and im quite sure it hasn't ever been used. If it has, it hasn't been much.

Any help will be appreciated

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That is for a international cadet 60. Model C32. I think the only parts that you can use is the chute, and the chute rotator thingy.
Now if you had all these parts it would be worth a lot more.

The model tag is very hard to read. I can't make it out.

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As you can see, it been monkeyed with, The 90 degree gear box can be brought back to spec by replacing the shaft. Other than that I'll pull the chute safety "fingers" and other minor parts that will cross over. and part the rest of it out.

I did get it for a small percentage of the cost of a replacement gear box. so nothing lost.

I do believe the gears and the gearbox are not compatible for the QA36 blowers.

Fabricating skills, hot wrench and a welder will go very far.
Especially knowing that you got it at a really good deal and
it's in really good shape.

Looks like it has been converted to fit Sears Suburban tractor. Mounting plate and manual lift are Sears Suburban. The right angle box was necessary to drive from typical side shaft suburban engines used in 1973 - 1978 and maybe more.

All good t know, I havent done much with it at this point except to remove the cobbled together mount to make it easier to move around. The mount actuall weighs more that the thrower itself.

Ill most likely get around to this in the late spring, several other projects are in front of this.:BlahBlah:

You will prolly have to put wings on it so you can make it wider as it is only 32"