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Old 11-09-2011, 09:32 AM
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Default CC 36 QA 36 Blower Question
Hey guys newbie here looking for alittle direction. I believe i have a CC 36 but the manual i got with the blower is for a QA36.

first question what is the difference between the two?


And will this fit on a 149? I bought it off a guy with a 129.

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Old 11-09-2011, 10:48 AM
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The cc36 is a bolt on implement and the QA36 hooks to the quick attach.

You need a QA36A or a QA42A to fit your 149.
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Old 11-09-2011, 01:30 PM
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The cc36 is a bolt on implement and the QA36 hooks to the quick attach.

You need a QA36A or a QA42A to fit your 149.
Any way to make it fit or should i put it for sale?
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Old 11-09-2011, 01:50 PM
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Any way to make it fit or should i put it for sale?
If he had it on his 129, it's either a QA36A or he already did the modification to make it fit - 'cause the 129 is a wideframe like your 149.

If it's modified, the question is how good of a job was done...
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We need pics of it...
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If he had it on his 129, it's either a QA36A or he already did the modification to make it fit - 'cause the 129 is a wideframe like your 149.

If it's modified, the question is how good of a job was done...
sorry it was a 127
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yup that is gonna help. gonna try tonight
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yup that is gonna help. gonna try tonight
well it is a QA not a CC i looked at the number last night and also the width between the arms are 11 and of course the tractor is 13.5
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Too bad it didn't happen to be a QA36A.
That thrower was made for a NF.
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Too bad it didn't happen to be a QA36A.
That thrower was made for a NF.
good news is i just bought another one about 45 mins ago

this time a QA36A

anyone need on for a narrow frame
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