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Old 07-03-2019, 10:30 PM
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Nice find on the 1450!
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Nice find on the 1450!
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I pulled the motor today. The two right side mounting bolts were missing, which was probably causing most of the shaking.

I have more pressure washing to do, check the driveshaft, the cradle upgrade, and change the hydro fluid and filter.
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Missing bolts with get it shakin' and bakin'. Hopefully all four mounting bolts and those parts I sent you will help you out a lot.

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Old 07-11-2019, 09:38 PM
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Missing bolts with get it shakin' and bakin'. Hopefully all four mounting bolts and those parts I sent you will help you out a lot.

(that's root beer)
They should help, we will see next week when I put it back together.
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I got the cradle welded today, now I can start putting it back together. The motor mounts were definitely in need of replacement.
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Wow. They’re shot.
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I got the cradle welded today, now I can start putting it back together. The motor mounts were definitely in need of replacement.
Yep,
sum'en plum used all the good out of them rubber baby buggy bumpers fer sho'
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Hope you firmly bolted the rails to the block before you welded the cross brace.
Most times they still "pull/draw so some tweeking is required.
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Old 07-17-2019, 10:24 PM
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Yep,
sum'en plum used all the good out of them rubber baby buggy bumpers fer sho'
FYI.
Hope you firmly bolted the rails to the block before you welded the cross brace.
Most times they still "pull/draw so some tweeking is required.
I bolted an oil pan on to get the spacing right, clamped the cross brace on, then removed the pan and welded it. We’ll see tomorrow if it fits.
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