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Old 08-08-2014, 07:40 AM
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Can someone explain what the snubbers do on a ql engine cradle. Are they just extra support or?
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The snubbers prevent the front of the engine tilting forward when an attachment or implement is using the electric PTO.
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It's on my 1200 puller so the pto never gets used, do you think I still need them?
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It's on my 1200 puller so the pto never gets used, do you think I still need them?
Leave 'em on, think of the added weight up front!!

Seriously, though; if they aren't hurting anything, why taken them off? Do you still use rubber engine mounts or did you switch to solid?
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If it is a puller I would use all steel mounts on the cradle . There is a vender that sales them here on OCC.
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I wasn't going to take them off mine are missing and I just wasn't going to replace them!
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If you pull it, you better mount that engine solid. Replace the rubber mounts with steal.
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If you pull it, you better mount that engine solid. Replace the rubber mounts with steal.
Solid motor mounts are $40 shipped complete with all hardware ( grade 8 flanged bolts and nylock nuts plus washers)
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Sorry Jeff, I always put a plug in for you and didn't this time. Not on purpose..... meant to and forgot.
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Sorry Jeff, I always put a plug in for you and didn't this time. Not on purpose..... meant to and forgot.
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