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    Hyd power angle blade

    Have you tried for quite a few cycles, if it's dry it might take a bit to get the air out. Can you move the clyinder (angle the blade by hand)? A while back somebody broke a cylinders piston and it wouldn't move.
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    Archive through December 23, 2011

    Tom, hang on buddy, I'll get the crayons away from the gf 23 yo daughter sometime tonight.
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    Archive through December 23, 2011

    Merry Christmass to all from me and mine.
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    Archive through December 22, 2011

    Tony, The easyiest and cheapest thing to do with one of these engines first is put a cheap spark tester on it. I think I paid 2 bucks for mine and then learn how to use it. Being able to look at the condition of the spark itself will tell you a lot about the condition of your ignition system...
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    Archive through December 20, 2011

    You guys are flirting with disaster. Be carefull what you wish for.
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    Archive through December 22, 2011

    Steve B, Kraig, You know if I had my head on right, Tom H, just mentioned that interference in the last few days,
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    Archive through December 22, 2011

    Kraig, I'm working on something in my head, (Yes I know). Give me a day or so.
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    Archive through December 22, 2011

    Ken The rear mount for the arm isn't just a bushing. I think it would be a pipe drilled for the cotter pin, with a pin welded in one end for the rear mount of the top arm. The pins welded there are only about an inch long. Tom can you look at yours and see if thats accurate? Kraig, I didn't...
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    Archive through December 20, 2011

    Ken, I looked at the manual, in illustration 15 it shows being put on a narrow frame. In that picture the blower is slid all the way to the left (sitting on the tractor). I can see advantages to that with a lot of wieght on that side and only one bushing to lose. I was on the parts look-up and...
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    Archive through December 20, 2011

    Kevin, Thats how you post pictures. Nice job. Ken, I don't know. I can see where that would work. Seems like it would put a lot of stress on the belt.
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    Archive through December 20, 2011

    Tom, The lower pivot rod on the QAxxA, when it's set for a narrow frame, allows the mule drive to "float" side to side. Ken, a couple bushings would work. Anybody ever drill that rod for a couple hair pins?
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    Archive through December 20, 2011

    Heres one unicorn What centers the subframe on a QA42A? Does it just float from side to side on the lower pin.
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    Archive through December 20, 2011

    Roger, Yes it will work. You'll need the double pulley for the engine and probly have to drill the mounting holes.
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    Archive through November 26, 2011

    Tom
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    Archive through November 24, 2011

    How many you have in a building that big?
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    Welder

    Gerry, glad your posting.
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    Archive through November 24, 2011

    Charlie, If it's 69 at a thermostat what is it in the rafters 90? I used to get parts of a shelf near the cieling at our old lawn mower shop. It gets a lot warmer up there.
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    Archive through December 13, 2011

    On that QA42A fitting a pre-QT tractor. It won't easily fit. The top arm fits on a welded pin to the QT, it shares the same location as the front bolt mount for the narrow frame sub-frame. Not saying it can't be done but it'll take a little work.
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    Archive through December 13, 2011

    Jerry, Kraig, I looked up the part numbers on the 70 and 100, there are 2 part numbers available. If Kraig is correct and the ACR came in on the 71 102 122 123, they wouldn't have put a larger pulley on the 10 without compression realese. The second serial number matches the 149 169. Just saying.
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    Archive through December 13, 2011

    I thought the larger pulleys were for the smaller 7 hp the smaller pulleys were for the larger engines. That comes from seconds of shallow thought but worth every penny you spent on it.
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