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      Dan67




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      Registered: March 2010
      Location: Oconee County, SC
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  1.   Fri December 23, 2011 7:18am
    1. zoood
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      Registered: December 2011
      Location: Clinton, NC
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      Where did you get the motor mounts? I need them for my build.
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  1.   Sat December 24, 2011 1:52pm
    1. Dan67
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      Registered: March 2010
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      Those came from McMaster-Carr. The machine shop that fixed my frame had those left over from another project and the owner gave them to me to use as motor mounts. They are set with a 1/2" (all grade 8) washer on the bottom, then 3/4" washer, then the blue isolator upside down, then the motor tray, then another isolator right side up (as in the Picture), then another 3/4" washer, then another 1/2 washer, and finally a stainless steel locknut on top.
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  1.   Wed December 28, 2011 8:27pm Rating: 10.00 
    1. jpswift1
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      Great idea, I think I'll have to do that on my Hustler too.

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  1.   Tue January 3, 2012 7:39pm
    1. Dan67
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      I did some digging on McMaster-Carr and I found the part number for the isolation pads. Part# 60525K22 I have a total of 8 on mine, 4 under the engine tray and 4 on top. I might need to replace theses as I was not aware of the temperature range until I found it 55-105F

      http://www.mcmaster.com/#rubber-isolators/=fng25g
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