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Old 07-18-2014, 04:24 PM
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That's a good question. They look the same as the QL Series, but I didn't know they used them after the QL's. I know they changed them up a bit for the 1989 1050 and some others, but they also changed the mount, as well.
Yep Cub used pretty much the QL engine mount in the 1210, 1211 ask me how I know.
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Yep Cub used pretty much the QL engine mount in the 1210, 1211 ask me how I know.
Good to know, thanks! For some reason, I would have thought that the 1210/1211 used the same style as the 1050 but the more I look around, the less and less I see the 1050 style mounts used. Guess you learn something every day, and it seems as though most days I learn it from this site!
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so the verdict is my new ones for a 1650 will fit my 1211 right and also thanks for all the help
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Only other option I can think of is solid mounts. One of out memebrs makes them.
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I have QL mounts on my 1211 work fine.
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If your dead set on the rubber mounts, yes the QL ones will work on the spread frame models also. I say save the expense and go solid. No more fuss, cheaper.
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then ill make out i got a new set for my 1650 about 4 years ago so ill use them thanks for saving me money and the info
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