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Old 03-11-2011, 02:12 AM
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I bought and installed the billet aluminum mounts to replace my ISO rubber mounts when I rebuilt the engine in my 1450 and it shook so bad that I tore it back down again and put new rubber mounts in it. I don't know exactly why, but the old narrow frames (like my beloved 125) which are solid mounted do not have the vibration that Quiet Lines have. Maybe someone on here has the answer......
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It's probably because the extra mounting stuff between the frame and engine reduced the rigidity of the system.
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very nice looking 1650,Ooohhh nice seat.
Ditto! That 6 pad seat caught my eye too!! Super nice find!!
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Whats up with the seat? Glad you y'all like it!

It smoked bad once...when I started it up the first time. There was a small, very small, amount of white smoke coming out. I was planning an oil change soon. But yeah I just noticed the stain on the blade. It looks fresh!

Thanks for all the comments.
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Whats up with the seat? Glad you y'all like it!

It smoked bad once...when I started it up the first time. There was a small, very small, amount of white smoke coming out. I was planning an oil change soon. But yeah I just noticed the stain on the blade. It looks fresh!

Thanks for all the comments.
Nathan trust me when I say check your oil. My 1200 stopped smoking because I smoked the oil out of it.
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Nathan trust me when I say check your oil. My 1200 stopped smoking because I smoked the oil out of it.
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Nathan trust me when I say check your oil. My 1200 stopped smoking because I smoked the oil out of it.
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Have no fear I didn't blow it up but I did get my spare 12hp AQS to the machine shop to have a freash rebuild on hand so I can swap out the motors.

Something about seeing that thing smoke ticked me off so I fixed it well ok I fixed my spare but you get my point.
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I am just curious why you guys like the seat? lol

FWIW...there are no cracks in it and looks almost new. The backing needs repainting and the arm rest mounts are a little rusty.
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That seat is probably original...it's not common to find an original seat cover that isn't all messed up.
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You lucky lucky guy. That tractor should serve you well. with the 16 hp you will get the most bang for your buck!
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