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04-09-2019, 02:08 PM
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I've been reading about other quietlines with bad shaking issues. I'm compiling a list to check. Lots of people say these just shake and that's what they're known for. I know what "normal" shaking feels like from Kohler iron. This is quite a bit more than normal. So motor mounting and drive line are the two big places to check.
My question is this, why are these known to be shakers? I had a 1210 briefly that I drove around before pulling the M12 out to use in my Jacobsen, and it had the same mounting system, except it had the cross supports at the front and back. It did not shake at all. It does not shake in my Jacobsen either bolted right to the frame. Also, my 123 has a K301 in it, it shakes some but not terrible. So, it definitely can't be normal to shake like the hood is going to fly off. Maybe I should go to the smooth running M12 in this tractor if all else fails.
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