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Old 10-12-2015, 12:08 AM
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I bought a 122 a few years back that the PO had one mounted. Technically I didn't do it. I possibly could get more pictures, cause I sold it to someone I know.
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I think you want to put a qa mounting system on the 122 like a 125 has.Am I correct?
Yes, thank you. That's exactly it.
And Zippy1, please that would be great. Much appreciated.

I know there are other ways to do it, but i just wanted to jave the QA on it.
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Old 10-12-2015, 10:07 AM
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Keith, dude, Read Jeffs posts! hes got a good way of doing it, ya got tunnel vision dude!
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I did read it. Just not the way i was wanting to do it. I want a true QA. You of all people should understand ro do something just to see if you can. A bracket is just a bracket.,
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Take measurements. Cut the qa off donor machine. Measure out weld it on the 102. Ive thought of doing this also
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Yea, i was thinking that also. Sounds like the simplest plan.
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