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There are no balance gears in a 12 HP AQS Kohler which is what should be in your 1250.
Try turning the ISO mounts upside down so the good ones are on the bottom. There IS an upper and a lower in an NOS set w/2 thick washers that sandwich between them when assembled. When the bottom mounts go to pot and the engine settles onto the X member this throws the driveline out of alignment and causes the rag joints to run crooked, hence the vibration While you are in there, make sure your pan to cradle bolts are tight and this would be an excellent time to do the cradle mod and add the cross brace |
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Hood hinge- remove and repair/tighten up in a vice. Install new hood bumpers too. I can go on and on,............. |
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Thanks for the all the help, I will monitor the mounts and change them this winter.
The gas tank will be replaced this week, so the DW can get mowing! |
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Does anyone have any first hand experience with replacing the front spring (that holds the two side panels on) on a Quietline? Does that help with any rattle with the side panels? I think I still have stock spring on it - and the spring looks slightly extended when not connected (the rings have space between each other instead of rightly hugging one another). Wondering if new spring wouldn't help rattle.
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Go to the hwd store and get a screen door spring and cut a piece of fuel line just big enough to go over it.
Make the line about 3/4 as long as the stretched spring between the side covers. Get a couple of "S" hooks for the spring ends (broken rubber tarp straps work ok as long as they are small ones) Oh the hose keeps the spring from vibrating and making additional noise. |
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