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Help! Need manual for Drift Breaker
In need of manual for a Craftsman Drift Breaker Snowblower 536 918400 8 HP 26"
Picked it up on the cheap... Need auger chain, shear pins and carb or kit...
thanks for the help!
Picked it up on the cheap... Need auger chain, shear pins and carb or kit...
thanks for the help!
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Nice machines. I believe those were made by Gilson. Someone with vintage machine expertise should be weighing in soon, there are some owners on this forum. Good luck!
Ariens Platinum 24 SHO w/369cc carbureted LCT motor
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looks to be a unit with a Tecumseh transmission in it. I don't have a manual for that one but I should have one for a 10-32. It's a Murray built unit by the way.
Tractor unit should be the same. Auger would be wider but the basic parts match. Engine is obviously different.
If you want a copy, PM me with an email address.
These are pretty tough machines, very solid. Most take a little TLC after all these years but still going strong. If you're interested, take a look at some of the Searsasaurus references along with a rebuild on a 10-32 I did. There's also some mods that help make them even better than stock.
PS Welcome to the forum.
Paul
Tractor unit should be the same. Auger would be wider but the basic parts match. Engine is obviously different.
If you want a copy, PM me with an email address.
These are pretty tough machines, very solid. Most take a little TLC after all these years but still going strong. If you're interested, take a look at some of the Searsasaurus references along with a rebuild on a 10-32 I did. There's also some mods that help make them even better than stock.
PS Welcome to the forum.
Paul
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