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No.... it's similar, but different.

My 1050's mounts are solid. As far as I know they are original.... unless Ryan replaced them before I got it...
The 1050 uses an entirely different mounting setup that looks like nothing else in any other tractor but still has rubber mounts, at least mine does. My 1050 is extremely smooth at all rpms which leads me to think it's a better mounting system than the rest.
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I got a 1050 and a 1210, they both have rubber mounts, but they are both different setups.
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Sam, what drive shaft issues did you have with your 1210?
It liked to eat the rag joints. When I repowered it I went with the CV shaft out of a 1440/1641.
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They sold it after they said they would hold it. I even offered them more than they were asking. Oh well, some people, their work is no good.
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1210 & 1650 engine mount setup. Looks pretty much like a QL to me.
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The 1050 uses an entirely different mounting setup that looks like nothing else in any other tractor but still has rubber mounts, at least mine does. My 1050 is extremely smooth at all rpms which leads me to think it's a better mounting system than the rest.

I didn't remember that the 1050 was different. After both you guys pics/posts, I remember now. I was thinking they were all like a 1050.

Tim, I agree with you. My 1050 is smooth. It's a much better mounting system. No reason you couldn't use a reproduction of that mount in the QL's and 1210/11 or 1282.
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It is back for sale from ever who bought it. Has anyone ever tried to run a 50"? It does not show it on the Cub Cadet website but do anyone think it would be a problem?
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It is back for sale from ever who bought it. Has anyone ever tried to run a 50"? It does not show it on the Cub Cadet website but do anyone think it would be a problem?
Maybe they did you a favor as it has problems you might not want to address?
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I've ran a 50" deck on my 1050. I'd surely think a 12hp hydro would handle it better.
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I've ran a 50" deck on my 1050. I'd surely think a 12hp hydro would handle it better.
That was what I was thinking. It is just 6" more.
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Maybe they did you a favor as it has problems you might not want to address?
I think they just bought it to flip it. The previous seller sold it cheap. It was his father's mower and he just passed away. We will see. As long as there is no vibration I will most likely get it.
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