Foxer414 0 #1 Posted June 10 I have a C-175 and I found this Snowblower on marketplace. I was wondering if it would work on my tractor? From the pictures on the internet, it looks the same as the ones I see in the C-175s. I asked the guy for the serial #, but haven't gotten it yet. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
gwest_ca-(File Mod) 10,855 #2 Posted June 10 Looks like a 1975-1980 model but will fit the C-175 4 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Foxer414 0 #4 Posted June 11 1 hour ago, gwest_ca said: Looks like a 1975-1980 model but will fit the C-175 What's the difference between this model and the ones that came with the C-175s? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
c-series don 8,460 #5 Posted June 11 I don’t think there’s any? I think the tall shoot model didn’t start until the late eighties, and then there’s the two stage model which is a totally different animal. 2 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
wallfish 16,705 #6 Posted June 11 30 minutes ago, Foxer414 said: What's the difference between this model and the ones that came with the C-175s? That one has wheels and later models used skid shoes. Yes, it will fit and work on your 175 2 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Blasterdad 2,608 #7 Posted June 11 (edited) 34 minutes ago, Foxer414 said: What's the difference between this model and the ones that came with the C-175s? None were made specically for a C-175, they fit all C series, & 300,400,500 series. only difference is the year of the blower, the one you have pictured is an older one with steel wheels & height adjustment lever, newer models just had skids on the bottom & a nylon chute base like this... (both good units) older one below Edited June 11 by Blasterdad 3 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
gwest_ca-(File Mod) 10,855 #8 Posted June 11 Front quick hitch introduced in 1973. Snowthrower rear frame has a 5/8" diameter round bar. 1973-74 model 6-6212 plus 6-9113 1974 model 6-6213 - (First model to include 8-0221 extensions without the front straight return - just a flat plate) 1975 model 6-6214 - (First model to include 8-0221 [103552 replaced by 93-1617 and 93-1617-01] side extensions with the front straight return. First model to have a cable spool on chute rotating crank) Chute crank support decal 104461. 1976 model 6-6215 ------ Chute crank support decal 104461. This one - 1976 model 66-42ST01 - Chute crank support decal 104461. and this one are likely identical. The model number format changed. 1977 model 76-42ST01 - Chute crank support decal 104461. This one 1978 model 86-42ST01 - Chute crank support decal 104461. and this one 1979 model 96-42ST01 - Chute crank support decal 104461. and this one may be all the same. They started using a different model number for each model year. 1980 model 06-42ST01 - (Last 42" model to use 4 grooved rollers for the chute) 1981-82 model 06-42ST02 - (First model to use plastic collar for the chute but was a retrofit for older models. Last model to use wheels) 1983 model 06-42ST03 - (First model to use skids) 1984-87 model 06-42ST04 - (Last model to use a 3/4" diameter driveshaft) 1987-89 model 06-42ST05 - (First model to use a 7/8" diameter driveshaft) 1990 model 06-42ST06 - (Last model to use a cable to turn the chute) 1991-93 model 06-42ST07 - (First model with tall chute retained by 3 individual grooved retainers) 1993-2001 model 79360 - (2001 and earlier will fit 2002-2007 with kit 105-1503) (1994 first year for replaceable blower housing scraper bar) 2002-2007 model 79362 3 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
ebinmaine 66,130 #9 Posted June 11 7 hours ago, gwest_ca said: Snowthrower That's very interesting. I've never seen that broken down. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Blasterdad 2,608 #10 Posted June 11 2 hours ago, ebinmaine said: That's very interesting. I've never seen that broken down. I've seen that before but I had no idea where to find it, @gwest_ca is priceless as always! Thanks, I'm going to save this one. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites