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    Archive through August 16, 2006

    Thanks guys for the tiller mounting help. I have couple mule drives, so I'll just modify one for the tiller. I can't remember where - maybe a search here - someone mentioned that the tiller front pulleys were supposed to be cast rather than the stamped ones for a mower. Dan Kelley
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    Archive through August 14, 2006

    I bought an IH tiller 1A about a year ago and am just now trying to use it on my 106. I mounted to the tractor - The tiller lift has a pair of chains coming up to a bolt that required me to turn my lift rod 90 degrees (is this stock?). I used my mower mule drive and when I lowered the...
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    Archive through July 09, 2004

    I'm putting a three-point hitch on a 106. The lift bar attaching plate argues with the bolts that hold the rockshaft sopport. This limits the movement of the lift lever. Using shorter bolts on the rockshaft support would seem to solve the problem, but I've never heard this discussed...
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    Archive through April 01, 2004

    Hi all. Off Topic, but someone might be able to help me. I'm the small engine instructor at an agricultural high school and have recently acquired a Megatech Mark III Transparant engine. It has a glass cylinder and you can see the combustion taking place. I have it running, but I have no...
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    Archive through January 30, 2004

    to the Cadet brain trust: I have a 106 and a bunch of implements for it. I'm looking for a second machine to share them. That means I'm looking for a NF with QA frame. The 124 apparantly has those - how about the rest of the series: 72 and 104 (just looking for gear models)
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    Archive through January 23, 2004

    Guy According to the IH operator's manual, you are supposed to let the snow blower "float". That would eliminate the blower rocking the tractor.
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    Archive through January 23, 2004

    Does anyone else have a hard time mounting a QA-42 on a NF? The casting on that real pretty nose interferes with the quick attach elbow - I have to bring it up behind the casting and try to line it up with the frankenstein bolts and the latch while it as attached to the heavy 'blower. When...
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    Archive through January 19, 2004

    I have a question about implement belts. I have a 106 with a mower deck that is using a #12-7526 1/2" x 83" belt (can't find a name on it - picked it up on eBay like most of the parts on my machine from ALL OVER - might be the wrong belt, but it works fine) I was recently trying to track down...
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    Archive through January 19, 2004

    Digger Thanks for the belt specs. I may order the IH one for a backup.
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    Archive through January 19, 2004

    Bob I could order the snowblower belt from a sponsor or a local IH dealer, but need the belt now. I have to believe that if I had dimensions - I could buy it today at a local parts house
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    Archive through January 16, 2004

    Does anyone have a Gates - Dayco etc interchange for the QA-42 snowblower belt IH-487043-R1 ?
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    Archive through January 08, 2004

    I just bought a QA-42 snowblower for my 106 without a manual. The hookup to the Quick Attach and Frankenstein bolts looks straightforward, but there is a plate with an oval hole and a lever controlled by two bolts that I would guess is a belt adjustment. I have ordered the manual from Binders...
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