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Gary/IA · 09-13-2010, 06:09 PM

Same problem here. After spending considerable effort to get the cowl, hood, and radiator lined up to satisfy me, I experienced the same problem with a repop quail. I didn't like the look when I positioned the radiator forward to allow clearance.

My solution was to clip the tail feathers of the quail with my dremel. Three years now and the quail seems as healthy as ever and no more rubbing on the hood.

09-13-2010, 06:09 PM	#8
Gary/IA Senior Member Join Date: May 2010 Location: Ellston, Iowa Posts: 247	Re: My hood knows it is quail season! Same problem here. After spending considerable effort to get the cowl, hood, and radiator lined up to satisfy me, I experienced the same problem with a repop quail. I didn't like the look when I positioned the radiator forward to allow clearance. My solution was to clip the tail feathers of the quail with my dremel. Three years now and the quail seems as healthy as ever and no more rubbing on the hood.