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| I was thinking of this while I was taking apart a snowblower that was given to me, what if you were to take a transmission from a rear engine rider lawn tractor(the ones that have a chain drive on the output side of the transmission, the same thing that Fearless Front used for his Lifted Toro mudder) and then use a Snow blower Auger drive system and use that for a rear differential for a lawn tractor, allowing it to be easier to lift in one way,the rear end is already locked and less slippage of the belts. Also then you can make a rear suspension just like a truck, car, etc. and you can run leaf springs in the rear, coils, etc. independent suspension, etc. The only problem I see if anyone was to attempt this is would the snowblower auger be strong enough and handle the weight and abuse. ![R.E.R Transmission and Snow Blower Auger Rear Diff 288-blower2](https://2img.net/h/joereid.com/media/blog/288-blower2.jpg) ![R.E.R Transmission and Snow Blower Auger Rear Diff Peerlesstrans](https://2img.net/h/clscatalog.com/images/transmissions/peerlesstrans.jpg) | |
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| - W1ldyOvvnZ wrote:
- I was thinking of this while I was taking apart a snowblower that was given to me, what if you were to take a transmission from a rear engine rider lawn tractor(the ones that have a chain drive on the output side of the transmission, the same thing that Fearless Front used for his Lifted Toro mudder) and then use a Snow blower Auger drive system and use that for a rear differential for a lawn tractor, allowing it to be easier to lift in one way,the rear end is already locked and less slippage of the belts. Also then you can make a rear suspension just like a truck, car, etc. and you can run leaf springs in the rear, coils, etc. independent suspension, etc.
The only problem I see if anyone was to attempt this is would the snowblower auger be strong enough and handle the weight and abuse.
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| i know you can run suspension off a RER Transmission but it would most likely be chain drive to the axle, you can run rear suspension off a transmission on most lawn tractors(independent rear suspension off of each side and have U-joints and custom make hubs, etc.). | |
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| - W1ldyOvvnZ wrote:
- i know you can run suspension off a RER Transmission but it would most likely be chain drive to the axle, you can run rear suspension off a transmission on most lawn tractors(independent rear suspension off of each side and have U-joints and custom make hubs, etc.).
Good idea but I'm not skilled enough to even think about doing that. Ill leave this to the experts to attempt. ![Razz](https://2img.net/i/fa/i/smiles/icon_razz.gif) | |
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