Cub Cadet 826T Snow Blowers

Cub Cadet 826T

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General overview

Cub Cadet 826T is a garden tractor mounted snow blower from Cub Cadet, built for seasonal snow removal with a garden tractor. It is designed to move snow from maintained areas while the tractor provides the operating power and mobility.

The chute type is Rotating (manual crank), and the chute deflector is Manual, giving the operator direct control over snow discharge direction and placement. As a mounted attachment, it is suited to compatible garden tractors for snow-clearing tasks.

Category
Manufacturer
Year

1993

Country of manufacturing

United States

General specifications

Speeds

3,600 RPM engine speed; auger and impeller driven through reduction

Brand and Model of The Engine

Tecumseh 8 HP snow engine, likely HMSK80 or equivalent

Drive type

Friction disc drive

Tire type

Directional snow tread

Tire Size

16 x 4.8-8 in

Starting System

120 V electric start and recoil

Clearing Width

66 cm (26 in)

Housing Height

53 cm (21 in)

Throwing Distance

12.2 m

Chute Rotation

Remote, 200°

Chute Turning Radius

200 deg

Auger Diameter

0.36 m

Auger Type

Steel serrated

Scraper Bar

Steel adjustable

Additional specifications

Skid shoes

1

Chute Type

Rotating (manual crank)

Chute - Deflector

Manual

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No confirmed market price is supplied for the Cub Cadet 826T. Check current listings and compare condition, location, and configuration.

The supplied specifications list a rotating chute operated by a manual crank and a manual chute deflector. These controls allow the operator to direct the discharge chute and adjust its deflector manually.

The supplied data does not confirm an engine type for the Cub Cadet 826T.

The supplied data does not confirm a horsepower rating for the 826T.

The supplied data does not confirm the fuel type for the Cub Cadet 826T.

As a garden tractor mounted snow blower, the Cub Cadet 826T is suited to snow-clearing work where a compatible garden tractor is used. The supplied data does not confirm clearing capacity, snow-depth capability, or recommended surface types.

The supplied data does not provide an expected lifespan for the 826T. Inspect its overall condition, mounting components, chute controls, and wear parts when assessing a used unit.

Check that the attachment is compatible with the intended garden tractor and inspect its mounting hardware, blower housing, chute, and controls. Verify that the rotating manual-crank chute and manual deflector operate smoothly, and look for damage, excessive wear, missing parts, or corrosion.