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Old 11-26-2013, 03:38 PM
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I'm wanting to put my QA36 on the 2072 what did you have to do besides the lift arm?
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the lift rod was the only thing I had to mod. the thrower is for a wide/ spread frame.
and I guess my super frame is a spread.

another add on I did to it is that I took the metal wiper blade off and put a 1/2'' rubber blade back on it. same corded rubber used on the drive shaft
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Ill post the vid of it here in a few.




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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wF1V-...ature=youtu.be
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I'd hate to be a pile of snow on the business end of that setup, looks good!

And is it just the video or is the sprocket/chain every so slightly wobbly when running? Could just be me.
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the auger tube is bent a little. im going to see how well this moves snow first. if all gos well I'll build a ne auger for it. I can get all the parts from my work.
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That thing looks like it will throw some snow! Where are the action shots Doug?
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Need the white stuff
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Hope you get plenty of snow, Doug. Want to see an action vid!
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Looks like a serious snow weapon.
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