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Re: Snow Blower ??

Postby jimexide » Fri Jul 19, 2013 12:05 pm

Rick,

New here but I have one of the International 50 inch snow throwers and i am looking for information on it. How does it hook up and how much horse power does it require, etc. :lost: :lost: :lost:

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Re: Snow Blower ??

Postby Rudi » Fri Jul 19, 2013 9:28 pm

G'day to you.

You tagged your post on to a rather ancient thread .. a 5 year old thread. It is now on it's own and in the right forum so that the other Numbered Series owner's can help out.

Number Series Cubs and then TC-131 Parts Catalog Revision 8. IH 50 Snow Thrower

Unfortunately that is all I have for the time being on the IH 50 Snow Thrower.

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Re: Snow Blower ??

Postby outdoors4evr » Mon Jul 22, 2013 8:05 am

A driveshaft runs under the tractor to power the snowthrower. The shaft is belt driven from the PTO.
The blower is really heavy and makes it difficult to steer. Use skinny tires up front to help. Chains also help the rear wheels with slippage. Wheel spacers are usually required to use chains.
Your tractor needs to have a creeper option to slow down the groundspeed of the tractor.
With heavy snow, it requires everything the tractor can do. I have stalled my freshly rebuilt 184 from wide open throttle while throwing snow.

Make sure you lubricate the drive chain often.
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