What model do I have for old snapper

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Wpbrink1

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So I have an old snapper rider and all tags or identication are completely missing. I'd like to know what model I have? Here are pictures of anyone could help.. I don't know what belt I need or replacement blade size
 

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It looks like a 33". Take the blade off and measure it. For years Snapper put the tag below the battery. The acid took care of the tag. I think I still have a belt hanging on the wall for a 33".
 
It is a 33" deck with a 12HP engine produced in 1996. The handle make it a series 6 or earlier but the series 5 used an 11HP engine.

So it is more than likely a 3312X6S. Belt part number 7010749YP.
 
Having been a Snapper dealer up until the early '90s, this mower is right in my wheelhouse. The last round tube mowers (with the exception of the re-introduced "classic" models) was the series 6, and was last produced in the late '80s. IIRC, the series 6 had only one pedal, with a latching mechanism to lock down the clutch/brake pedal. Since this mower has two pedals, I feel it is a series 5, and would have been built in about the mid '80s.
 
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Measure the blade to be sure.

Engine is a 1996 Briggs. Take care of it. Don't make them like that anymore. Could be a repower possibly.

What is throwing me is the skinny left rear tire. Looks like proper right rear I think. Pictures are throwing me off. The 33" normally has wider meats on the rear.
 
Here are the updated pictures of the mower model in question. I'm hoping by showing the mowing deck it will help you all better to identify the exact model.
 
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