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10-28-2020, 07:33 AM
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I collect leaves with my 1864 with either the 48" or 54" mower deck. I use a TracVac tow behind with a 5 horsepower blower. The amount of leaves, pine needles will occasionally clog the 6" hose if I go too fast. Both decks will blow some leaves out the front. I usually collect at a indicated 4". If leaves are too deep, the front of the deck will plow the leaves.
Suction with the TracVac blower is amazing. I remove the deck discharge chute at times to hand rake leaves into the chute connected to the blower. It will suck loose dry leaves as fast as I can hand rake.
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1863, 1864, 48" and 54" mower decks, 54" snow plow, 451 snow blower, TracVac 580 
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10-28-2020, 09:51 AM
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Hi Oak
I found only the right side flap on Ebay. A guy was clearing stock and it was the last one. 37 bucks was the only reason I got it, but even though I have the manual, it doesn't look like it will fit on the 54" 324 deck I'm using. Need to drill some holes, I think. It's not quite long enough to reach the right-side front center roller assembly bolt.
That's a pretty hefty impeller you've got there, Oak. I've got a end chip out of one of the blades, but over all, it's doing OK. But I'm sure it's only as matter of time before I'll need another one. I pickup sticks before mowing. It's good exercise for me, but the leaves hide a lot. Take care, Vertigo1
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