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mounting snow blower on model 112

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john jones

11-07-2005 08:45:18




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I have bought a snow blower from a 110 to mount on my 112 lawn tractor. will it go right on or will there be some adapting needed? does anyone have a diagram of how to hook it up?




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Timberoak 2119

11-07-2005 16:13:34




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 Re: mounting snow blower on model 112 in reply to john jones, 11-07-2005 08:45:18  
The above answer is correct if your tractor is of the same style, either a fender deck tractor or one with individual rear fender(early style), the early style tractors used a model 36 snow thrower and the later style used a 37 or 37a snow thrower. The 36 will not fit the later tractors and the 37 or 37a will not fit the early tractor, the early tractor need a lift rod from mid tractor to the blower and the later tractors need a lift kit. I believe that some of the later tractors also required an engine sheave, all tractors will require wieghts and chains. Good luck and happy snow blowing.

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Maark

11-07-2005 11:17:08




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 Re: mounting snow blower on model 112 in reply to john jones, 11-07-2005 08:45:18  
It will hook up just fine. No other mounting hardware needed. Just place lower pivot pin in hooks on the front of tractor and then pivot the mounting bracket up to hook the spring locking pins in place. hook up the belt and bolt the auger directional handle on,If you don't have one, you may need to find a lift assist spring to help raise that heavy devil. It mounts under the seat deck to the existing lift assembly. Then wait for snow. Hope that will be awhile though. 67 degrees today in central Iowa. One less day of winter.

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