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Old 06-12-2021, 11:00 AM
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Default QA36 Snow Thrower and 122 mounting.

My neighbor boy needs some money for truck repairs and I agreed to sell some Cub items for him. Before I list anything, the mounting for the QA36 doesn't look correct for the 122. By the looks of the mount my guess someone modified it for a wide frame. I'm a 1811/1872 man myself, so I don't know anything about the older series.
I'm having issues getting a photo attached.
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Bracket is 11" at the bottom and 13" up higher. My guess someone cut and widened it.

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Yep....I'd say so too!
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Looks like you need one of these.
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Darkminion 17 that looks like what it started out as. Thanks for confirming.
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Ok, I have a set of chains. They are 15" x 46". What do they fit?

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Circumference = Pi x Dia

C divided by Pi = Dia

46" divided by 3.14 = 14.65" Diameter wheel (~15")
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They are 4 link.
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