Snoho3
Member
Greetings one and all.
I recently purchased a used BL2660 snowblower with an electric motor mounted on the discharge chute. For various reasons I want to switch back to a hand cranked adjustment. I received the crank/shaft at the same time I got the blower.
My question is this - does the rotation bracket that the electric motor is mounted to (painted black on my unit) unique to the motor? Another way to ask this is does the mechanical crank have its own rotation bracket?
Has anyone ever converted from a hand crank to an electric motor and did the kit include a new bracket?
I stopped and asked at a Kubota dealer, but it was late in the day and it was a young kid behind the parts counter...
The mechanical rotation bracket part number is 70050-94327 How can I find the contents of an electric motor rotation kit?
Sorry if this is confusing, any and all replies welcome.
I recently purchased a used BL2660 snowblower with an electric motor mounted on the discharge chute. For various reasons I want to switch back to a hand cranked adjustment. I received the crank/shaft at the same time I got the blower.
My question is this - does the rotation bracket that the electric motor is mounted to (painted black on my unit) unique to the motor? Another way to ask this is does the mechanical crank have its own rotation bracket?
Has anyone ever converted from a hand crank to an electric motor and did the kit include a new bracket?
I stopped and asked at a Kubota dealer, but it was late in the day and it was a young kid behind the parts counter...
The mechanical rotation bracket part number is 70050-94327 How can I find the contents of an electric motor rotation kit?
Sorry if this is confusing, any and all replies welcome.
