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That might hold up better if you were to add a stiffener across the back of the original seat mounting brackets.
I may have to give this a try. I have a set or two of those seat springs...
I may have to give this a try. I have a set or two of those seat springs...
snicklas
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Yes, we put them on a 124 with a Hi-Back seat. For us it worked well. Our yard was not the smoothest, but Dad has fixed that over the years, an I am 6'4' so the extra leg room was welcome. It did make it ride better, but it seemed to get more "bouncy" than the wideframes with the same springs and seat over the same rough area. I would say "do it", but I would put the brace on also.... I think we did....
Frank,
David C. He didn't really now how much he wanted. Said he put the ad up to see if there was anyone interested in it and to get a feel for value. I did make him an offer that he said was better than others who were offering scape value.
Kraig M. the brace would tie the two pieces together, maybe add another on the front end too.
Scott N. the wide frames are bigger and heavier than the narrow frame so they probably ride better due to that.
Kraig M. the brace would tie the two pieces together, maybe add another on the front end too.
Scott N. the wide frames are bigger and heavier than the narrow frame so they probably ride better due to that.
David C. the 982 belonged to his father. His father was a hoarder who passed. He figured the 982 had been sitting for probably about four years where he found it. He had no idea whether it would turn over or was frozen. Basically what you see in the pics is what you get. He figured it would need a complete restore. He also said if it didn't sell he might put a engine in it. But he also thought a engine would only be $400.00 or so. I told to add another $1500.00 to that
I installed the tires and weights on the 123 last weekend. thought I'd show my method that replaces the stock wheel bolts.
I install 7/16x1 1/2 fine thread bolts to act as studs
I use 1/2 ready rod for the weights, holding them in place with a nut on both sides of the wheel
then you can easily set the loaded tire onto the studs with out the effort and hassle of trying to hold the tire in place while trying to line up a hole to thread the stock lug bolt into
with the ready rod held in place you then can install the wheel weights
I install 7/16x1 1/2 fine thread bolts to act as studs
I use 1/2 ready rod for the weights, holding them in place with a nut on both sides of the wheel
then you can easily set the loaded tire onto the studs with out the effort and hassle of trying to hold the tire in place while trying to line up a hole to thread the stock lug bolt into
with the ready rod held in place you then can install the wheel weights
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Doug Barnett: Thanks for posting such clear and helpful instructions. It's posts like yours that maintain this site's reputation.
jeff l baker
Y all you earned it ! Thanks for 2014 and also many so many others that make this hobby so easy. Not only that( read) learning experience but pictures takes and someone who cares take time. as long as we have Cubs they will do there part.
Y all you earned it ! Thanks for 2014 and also many so many others that make this hobby so easy. Not only that( read) learning experience but pictures takes and someone who cares take time. as long as we have Cubs they will do there part.
