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Old 10-15-2013, 10:24 PM
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Does anyone know of a after market source for ISO mounts for a 1211? looked online and they are NLA from cub. I bought some awhile back for my 1200 from cub classics or someone like that. I can't remember who now. Thought about getting solid ones. Does someone maybe have a link they could share? Thanks!
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Hello, i think Jeff in Pa has made solid ones before. Mike
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I was going to say talk to jeffinpa also. Someone PLEASE correct me if I am wrong, but the mounts are still available for, say a 1200, and I believe they will work for the 1211 also.
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I believe you are right J-Mech they aren't the same pn# but the ones for the 1200 will fit a 1211. I looked at mine tonight and they aren't loose,they are bout ready to fall off! Only like two threads holding them on! The PO must have loosened them when the original M12 was taken out. glad I caught it!
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So the 1211 is supposed to have rubber engine mounts? I didn't have any on mine when I took it out. Maybe the prior owner never replaced them. Anyone have pics of what they're supposed to look like? Also, is an 1810 supposed to have them as well? My 1810 just has metal spacers.
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So the 1211 is supposed to have rubber engine mounts? I didn't have any on mine when I took it out. Maybe the prior owner never replaced them. Anyone have pics of what they're supposed to look like? Also, is an 1810 supposed to have them as well? My 1810 just has metal spacers.
Yes the 1211 is supposed to be mounted on rubber. On yours, the PO may have installed the solid mount replacements. The correct mounts should look just like the QL series rubber mounts.

NO, the 1810 is a completely different set-up. It is mounted on steel spacers.
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