Thread: 1450 revival
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Old 03-06-2020, 02:58 PM
tobo127 tobo127 is offline
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Doug,

Wow! Quick reply, thanks so much. I should be able to fab something up that will work similar to what is shown. Won't be factory, but I'm only trying to make this a dependable working machine (and minimize as many rattles as I can). With that in mind, what keeps the bottom front of the side panels from rattling against the frame rails? I see there is only the back wingnut and front spring to hold the panels in place??? Is it just pressure against the rubber weatherstripping on the "heat baffle" (IH-106501-C94) that dampens this movement? I've never heard this thing run so I'm guessing at what I think should be, or what makes reasonable sense (this is my first Quietline involvement). I have a 127 with a tiller (and spring assist) but the hyd lift spoke to me! Hope I like the 1450 as much as I like the narrow frame for the simplicity.

Here's a few pics of before and progress to a week ago:
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File Type: jpg 200105 01 Right side.JPG (72.2 KB, 363 views)
File Type: jpg 200105 02 Left side.JPG (69.5 KB, 360 views)
File Type: jpg 200105 07 Tunnel left view.JPG (92.3 KB, 365 views)
File Type: jpg 200212 Frame painted.JPG (55.3 KB, 363 views)
File Type: jpg 200213 Steering column assembled.JPG (75.9 KB, 364 views)
File Type: jpg 200215 Front axle assembled.JPG (72.1 KB, 362 views)
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