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11-03-2025, 08:45 AM
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Peco leaf vacs
I just bought these 3 Peco leaf vacs at a barn sale over the weekend Supposedly they last ran about 35 years ago, and were used on a 149. The green one is probably in the best shape, so I’m going to try getting that one going first. That has a Tecumseh H35 on it. It has a tag with a model number, 015112, on the tray. The second one has a 3 hp B&S on it. I can’t find a model number on it, but it looks very similar to the other one. That one has a broken impeller, and the aluminum blower housing is broken. Someone wrapped a tire tube around it to hold it together. The 3rd one is belt driven, but I think it is missing some parts, and something’s locked up. That has an ID number 1690402 1057. The impeller and housing are in good shape, so I’m probably going to use it for parts to fix the one with the Briggs. I think I can make 2 good ones out of the 3.
I have been looking, and can’t find much info about these. Does anyone have a manual, or know where I can find one? Also, does anyone have a picture of one mounted on a Cub Cadet? I’m thinking I’m missing a few parts to mount them. It looks like those two brackets that stick out would fit over the rear axle tubes, but there must be more than that.
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