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Old 01-30-2026, 04:09 PM
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Default 190 -450-100 snow blower speed explanation
I'm looking to get a snow blower for my 2082. Local CC dealer is saying there are 2 blowers one spins slower than the other. He is saying you want the faster blower. I have an ad in wanted section for the 450. Which one is better? I'm new to these blowers. Thanks. Bob
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There is a good write up about those blowers here https://www.cubcadetcollectors.com/f...pic.php?t=6684
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Depends on the serial number of your machine

SN 800,000 - 821,059 450 blower

SN 821,060 - 836,000 451 blower
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Mine is 820826. I received 'all' the paper work with tractor. According to cub cadet accessories booklet I got, it takes the 450. Sooo .We got hit with snow my friend got about 12-16 inches. We got 6-8-12. Luckily its dry not wet. Havent seen or shoveled this much in 20 yrs,if I 'remember'. Thanks guys again.
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Member here contacted me. He is close to me. I just want to be prepared for any maintenance this blower may need before I use it. Can anyone with experience give me some, or what to look for when I look at blower. I'm just being prepared.
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These things are pretty robust. My 450 (with a 451 gear box) is 40 years old and has been used every winter. Main thing to look at are the gear boxes. Make sure they have the right lubricant in the right amount.
If you can, pull the auger off the gear shaft and inspect the splines. Sometimes the splines fail due to corrosion. I always put never seize on the splines. Also make sure the bearings in the pulleys are OK.
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Thank you. That's the kind of info I need.
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