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Old 06-03-2011, 09:55 AM
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Default Solid mounts w/ cradle mod.
Here are some pictures of the 1250 engine cradle with Zach Kerber solid motor mounts(billet aluminum). I used the existing holes in the cradle to install the brace.
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Ditto! And it should work great in your puller!
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I didn't think the cross member was neccessary if using the solid mounts. I installed solid mounts on my 1250 this spring and didn't bother with the cradle upgrade. BTW - I use the solid mounts on a gardening tractor and don't notice any more or less shaking when using it.
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I didn't think the cross member was neccessary if using the solid mounts. I installed solid mounts on my 1250 this spring and didn't bother with the cradle upgrade. BTW - I use the solid mounts on a gardening tractor and don't notice any more or less shaking when using it.
Yes, the added brace is not neccessary with the solid mounts. It is going to serve another purpose for my puller (Nemesis).
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