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Old 07-09-2016, 05:36 PM
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Thanks John... Yea.. worked on that stuff all my life as well.. enjoy working on this stuff.. I have 4 mowers now !! LOL.. Just a hobby thing now.. But like I had said earlier... Cant beat a man at his own game !! You guys have been there done that .... that's why I'm here !! Little tips can save tons of time !! Thanks !!!!!!!
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Thanks John... Yea.. worked on that stuff all my life as well.
Should be easy then. Get to work!
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Old 07-09-2016, 07:13 PM
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Let's see some pics of the dash. Most diesels vibrate the hood so much they usually destroy the dash over time.

Here is what my 882 looked like when I got it. No big deal, they are pretty easy to repair.
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I now run a piece of Armaflex pipe insulation between the hood and the dash when I'm working them to keep the dash looking pretty.
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OK.... I'll get some pics this eve !! Thanks !
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Old 07-14-2016, 10:23 AM
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here are some pics I hope... Of the dash !!
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Got a few parts in yesterday... Hope to start putting the deck together this weekend !! Hope !!
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I've tried to find a good pic of a new dash all morn... do I have a flange broke off my dash !! That keeps my hood from falling down on the battery ?
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