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Paul E. Funk
My wife bought me a Sweepster Broom for an early Christmas present.

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I got the frame mounted on my 126, but I think I'm missing a couple pulleys. Anyone out there have any literature, manuals, knowledge or pictures that they're willing to share to help me out. Unless someone else is interested in the discussion, you can email me at pf2 at evansville dot edu. TIA
 
Paul, very nice! I have an older one but it's been modified by a PO and uses a QA snowthrower sub-frame and gearbox for mounting and powering it. Art Aytay had one a few years back that was similar to yours. I only have two photos of it, see below. I don't have any sweeper manuals.

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Thanks, Kraig. That helps. Even though what I have looks more like the mule drive for a mower, your picture shows that I definitely need at least one more pulley to line everything up with the front PTO. I have some spare mule drives that I can rob some pulleys from and go from there. Thanks.
 

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