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Old 11-07-2012, 07:59 PM
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8m getting r3qdy to mount my cozy cab on my 149 and would like to know what you guys use inbetween the cab and fenders so it doesnt rattle so bad. Thanks
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Old 11-07-2012, 08:21 PM
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You don't need a Cab. Suck it up.
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My buddy uses rubber gasket material, he buys like a 3' by 3' peice and cuts it, It prevents rubbing and rattling.
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Old 11-08-2012, 07:29 AM
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Agreed. They look totally disproportionate to the machine it is awful. Need more layers.
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if you go to the hardware store, you usually can find some small felt washers, or small rubber washers. just place in between the metal mounting points of your cab to your fenders, and it shouldn't vibrate all too bad. the cab i had on my 122 didn't vibrate, but shifted back and forth almost as if it was going to tip over. but on a wide frame, with those wider fenders, it should work out just fine.
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The cab on my super bolts tight to the fenders and doesn't rattle. I did put a peice fo duct tape on the bottom of the cab to cut down on paint wear though.
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Agreed. They look totally disproportionate to the machine it is awful. Need more layers.
I didn't buy it just to get out of the cold. I bought it because it was the right price, they ar rare and I think it looks awesome. I have no problem with the cold. But since I have it might as well use it for what it is made for and make things easier.
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