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Old 07-04-2019, 09:04 AM
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Hey Karl, sounds like your motor mounts have collapsed and the engine has dropped down in the cradle.

You should start your own thread in the IH Cub section WITH PICTURES!
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I’m new never did this before. Asking for some wisdom, do I need to remove the motor to get the mounts replaced? Thanks for any advice.
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I’m new never did this before. Asking for some wisdom, do I need to remove the motor to get the mounts replaced? Thanks for any advice.
Yes. Probably should visit the tech library here on the forum and download the chassis manual for your machine. Lots of good stuff there...

Replacing the iso mounts entails removing hood, front grill assembly, choke and throttle cables, a couple wires to the starter and voltage regulator, fuel line, then 4 bolts from underneath to remove the engine. Order new iso mounts from ccspecialties.org.
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And while your at it, do the cradle mod as well as look closely @ the threaded
Holes in the Aluminum oil pan, as most are stripped.
Somebody will chime in and lead you to the multiple good write up's here.
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