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Title: Anti-vibration feet, any good?
Post by: Mike Halliday on October 09, 2015, 04:45:19 pm

As the title really......

What do they actually do? I see them on some machines, but not on others. just bolted a machine onto my van floor and thought it might have been better to try and protect it from all the bumps  of driving around. but I see engines used on whackers and vibrating rollers so they must be quite resistant to being shaken about

Is it worth going to the hassle of fitting these feet?

Title: Re: Anti-vibration feet, any good?
Post by: Smudger on October 09, 2015, 05:45:35 pm

Yes, otherwise everything will be shaken to bits, both pw and van

Darran

Title: Re: Anti-vibration feet, any good?
Post by: Plankton on October 09, 2015, 06:12:46 pm

Thick rubber mat between the floor and machine?

Title: Re: Anti-vibration feet, any good?
Post by: chris scott on October 09, 2015, 06:51:08 pm

Fit the feet …they don't cost a lot . They will help stop everything falling apart.

Title: Re: Anti-vibration feet, any good?
Post by: chris scott on October 09, 2015, 06:52:33 pm

Fit the feet …they don't cost a lot . They will help stop everything falling apart.
The Briggs is a pretty smoth engine eh?  So impressed with mine.

Title: Re: Anti-vibration feet, any good?
Post by: Mike Halliday on October 09, 2015, 07:10:42 pm

Not ran the Briggs yet as I'm having a custom petrol tank made to fit in an awkward space, it's mounted in the van already to go.

Usually I don't bolt the machines down  I just sandwich them between the stainless steel water tank and the bulkhead, thought I would bolt this in