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Old 12-21-2013, 02:09 PM
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I had to post this. There are few IH attachments that I have never seen, or were unaware that they made. This is one. I have NEVER seen, or knew they made a front snowblower for the Cub. Looks just like a QA42A..... only BIGGER. WAYYYYY COOL!!!!

Here is the link. Check it out....... E-Bay.
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That would be a # 50 snow throwers.
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That would be a # 50 snow throwers.
Now I want one.....
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thats cool
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I used to have one, I traded it for a NcKee 2 stage 3 point blower.
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Definitely looks huge!
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I might want one to mount on our Original. Well maybe not suited for a manual lift.
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Haha engage PTO engine promptly dies....
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That will move some snow!
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