Garandman
   
Location: South Boston, MA
Joined: Mar 9, 2005
Points: 341
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U Joints for Ariens snowblower shute crank
Original Message Jun 4, 2005 3:24 am |
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I've put together the tractor unit for the 1970 Ariens I've been refurbishing.
The new Intek OHV engine interferes with the original crank, which was a straight rod. Other Ariens blowers use tow universal joints to change the angle. Only issue is they're about $25 each at the dealer.
Any reasonable alternatives? For $50 I can probably find an entire parts snowblower.
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