I have a two year old Craftsman 24" electric start six speed transmission will these chains fit?
934934
It's the tire size that matters, not the size of the snowblower. They will fit tires 1.3 x 5.00-6.
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My toro snowblower is much older. Look on the side of your tire for the size of the tire. From there, order the size that fits the tire size. I took the size to my local places for a set of chains and Amazon was more reasonable. So I ordered from them!
934936
Depends on the size of your tires. I have a 2 year old 24 inch Paulon that has 6 speeds and electric start and they fit mine.
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They fit just fine. I used a bungee cord type tightener that I bought from Amazon on each wheel. The tighteners have worked just fine so far, although I have only put about 5 hours on the snow blower since installing the chains, but I am happy with the results. I think you will need some type of tightener. Just an ordinary bungee cord would do.
9441
Yes. Any Shimano or SRAM 10"speed cassette will fit. If you go beyond 28 teeth you probably should get a longer chain. 11-27 or 12-27 cassettes are pretty easy to find though.
1240288
No they will be to small. Your wheels are 6" & the chains are only for 4" wheels
1227761
Yes, it will fit. You may need to remove a few links from the chain to get the correct length for your bike. This chain has 1/2 inch long links that are 3/32 inch wide, which will work with 6, 7 or 8-speed rear cogs (commonly known as the "cassette" or "freewheel"). All 21-speed bikes have 7 cogs in the rear X 3 chain rings up front making "21 speeds." The other very common chain size is 1/8 inch wide (1/2" x 1/8"), which is too wide for multi-geared bikes.
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I believe it will fit - mdl nos of chainsaws tend to indicate the features such as a bigger engine, etc. If u have a 20" bar and the pkg says it fits Husqvarna's, it a good bet it will fit. U can order then chk to see if ur model is listed on back of pkg. But I really think if this fits Husq's it will work. Of course u will have to back off on chain adjuster as new chain w/b shorter than old stretched worn chain. In fact chain stretch is normal and occurs quickly so a new chain needs adj. after 30 mins or less use.
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Probably. This chain has 109 links. You will need to get a "chain breaker" tool and count the links on your old chain. Then remove the extra chain links from the new chain. Then it should fit your bike.
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Mine had the skinny spokes as well, but it fit perfectly. They use the same axle. It is the Huskavarna style instead of Craftsman style.
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Not sure I bought them for limited edition craftsman that I purchased in 1998 sorry I could not answer your question! You may call sears and ask them or where ever your purchased your machine, that's what I did.
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I own a craftsman 26" snowthrower. Yes they fit. Check your shave plate. Craftsman assembled the shave plate on top of the housing causeing your housing to wear out and not the shave plate. DON'T use sears for any repairs!! I brought in my machine because the auger wasn't turning. They gave me an estimate for $465. They wanted to replace the spark plug, side shoes, shave plate, nuts, bolts, fan belt, etc. The worm gear which was worn out cost $50. They should be investigated and made to pay back to the public millions for UNNECESSARY repairs.
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No I don'd believe they will. Take your tire numbers off side of tire Like 410-350-6 then look up tire chains for that size.
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I have an old craftsman ts also, and the belt is a perfect fit. It did need a link or two removed after a bit of use due to stretching, but it runs quite a bit smoother now.
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The only way this chain would fit is if the clutch gear was converted to a .325 pitch. I doubt this is likely seeing as how most commercial and pro cutters use a 3/8'' pitch clutch gear. It would be safe to say no.
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If the bar needs replacing, then the old chain probably has problems from running in a bad bar. Otherwise, I think it would fit. The two bars are the same size, length, and chain type. I just ran the new bar with the new chain it came with.
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The chains fit snug if installed properly. You also cross a pair of bungees across the face of the wheel to tighten them even more
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My guess is these chains will fit if you are prepared to cut them to fit the size of you wheel... I bought them to improve the traction of my Ariens 5520 snowblower... the tire size on my snowblower is 13x4.00-6 which is among the sizes these chains are specified. To make the chains fit properly I had to cut off five links of length (including two cross members). This is no big deal, but if you do not have a bolt cutter, it will probably be very challenging...I also bought the QG20030 (small) chain tightener but it also was too big for my 13 inch wheel...so I used only the (orange) hooks with a small bungee cord and that solved the problem... My guess is these chains will fit if you are prepared to cut them to fit the size of you wheel... I bought them to improve the traction of my Ariens 5520 snowblower... the tire size on my snowblower is 13x4.00-6 which is among the sizes these chains are specified. To make the chains fit properly I had to cut off five links of length (including two cross members). This is no big deal, but if you do not have a bolt cutter, it will probably be very challenging...I also bought the QG20030 (small) chain tightener but it also was too big for my 13 inch wheel...so I used only the (orange)... » Read More My guess is these chains will fit if you are prepared to cut them to fit the size of you wheel... I bought them to improve the traction of my Ariens 5520 snowblower... the tire size on my snowblower is 13x4.00-6 which is among the sizes these chains are specified. To make the chains fit properly I had to cut off five links of length (including two cross members). This is no big deal, but if you do not have a bolt cutter, it will probably be very challenging...I also bought the QG20030 (small) chain tightener but it also was too big for my 13 inch wheel...so I used only the (orange) hooks with a small bungee cord and that solved the problem... « Show Less
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I don't know the model number. I have an older model Craftsman. Self-propelled. Larger wheels in back, these smaller ones on the front. I just replaced the front wheels (again) and these work perfectly. I would suggest you measure the existing wheels to make sure the size is compatible.