Can I download a version of application loader for Snow Leopard?

I'm not able to upgrade to mountain lion at the moment but I need to upload my app. The only version application loader I can find is for 10.7. Right now my operating system is 10.6. I've seen that you can use xcode to submit using the archive but another complicating factor here is I'm using Phone Gap Build to compile my code. It generates an IPA file which isn't recognized in the archive folder.
The only possible solution I can think of is finding a compatabile version of Application Loader. Is there an older version somewhere? If you know of a way to get xcode to recognize and submit an IPA file, that would work as well.
Help?

Why not get an external drive, install ML on that and boot into it when you want to submit your app?

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