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31 Model A 04-22-2017 03:02 AM

Cushion pads???
 

I've used every search word I know to locate on Snyders the rubber cushion pads that go between the frame and the body. Mine are a bit worn and need replaced. What exactly are they called?

Thanks

Mike V. Florida 04-22-2017 03:18 AM

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Try this and see if it is what you need,

http://www.snydersantiqueauto.com/frame-mounting

2manycars 04-22-2017 07:05 AM

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Unfortunatly, I have not found a supplier for correct rubber pads. The originals had fabric moulded in for strength, and the replacements are just rubber, which will squish out over time.

31 Model A 04-22-2017 08:17 AM

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Originally Posted by Mike V. Florida (Post 1461921)
Try this and see if it is what you need,

http://www.snydersantiqueauto.com/frame-mounting

Not them Mike, these are rubber and are between the frame and the body in certain places.

31 Model A 04-22-2017 08:18 AM

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Originally Posted by 2manycars (Post 1461950)
Unfortunatly, I have not found a supplier for correct rubber pads. The originals had fabric moulded in for strength, and the replacements are just rubber, which will squish out over time.

I believe these are what I'm looking for. Some have become brittle too.

31 Model A 04-22-2017 09:07 AM

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I believe the pads on Sarah now were hand cut and placed in place back in the 70s when she was restored/semi-restored and have since worn out and become brittle. A fellow Barner is sending me some he made himself from his small supply of what he has left.

Ed

Stew Masche 04-22-2017 10:09 AM

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You can buy small rolls of reinforced rubber belting at tractor supply or agricultural supply stores (Tractor Supply). Its about 3/16" thick, and inexpensive. You can use your old ones for patterns, and cut your own. I bought a 5 inch wide roll and have had good results.

katy 04-22-2017 10:13 AM

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The originals had fabric moulded in for strength
Sounds like a piece cut out of the sidewall of an old tire.

31 Model A 04-22-2017 10:44 AM

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Originally Posted by Stew Masche (Post 1462031)
You can buy small rolls of reinforced rubber belting at tractor supply or agricultural supply stores (Tractor Supply). Its about 3/16" thick, and inexpensive. You can use your old ones for patterns, and cut your own. I bought a 5 inch wide roll and have had good results.

That's what I will do...Farm and Home is not far. Thanks

2manycars 04-22-2017 10:45 AM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Stew Masche (Post 1462031)
You can buy small rolls of reinforced rubber belting at tractor supply or agricultural supply stores (Tractor Supply). Its about 3/16" thick, and inexpensive. You can use your old ones for patterns, and cut your own. I bought a 5 inch wide roll and have had good results.

That is good information. I will check it out.

31 Model A 04-22-2017 11:00 AM

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Examples.............

https://www.anchorrubber.com/conveyor_belt.html

1931 flamingo 04-22-2017 11:29 AM

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Could you not be opening up a can of worms? you're going to have to loosen body bolts to get the new rubbers in and if door and hood alignment good now it may not be after due to increased thickness of whatever you use. JMO FWIPaul in CT

31 Model A 04-22-2017 11:46 AM

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Originally Posted by 1931 flamingo (Post 1462074)
Could you not be opening up a can of worms? you're going to have to loosen body bolts to get the new rubbers in and if door and hood alignment good now it may not be after due to increased thickness of whatever you use. JMO FWIPaul in CT

I have taken that into consideration. Something needs to be corrected because of the 'THUD' I get from the driver's side rear when I hit a bump. I thought a new shock would alleviate it because the old shock had lost its seal and wouldn't keep fluid topped off any longer. Nice flat surface, no problem but country roads is quite 'thudish'. :D

msmaron 04-22-2017 11:49 AM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by 2manycars (Post 1461950)
Unfortunatly, I have not found a supplier for correct rubber pads. The originals had fabric moulded in for strength, and the replacements are just rubber, which will squish out over time.

Easy to find..McMaster carr has them.....

31 Model A 04-22-2017 11:56 AM

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Originally Posted by msmaron (Post 1462085)
Easy to find..McMaster carr has them.....

https://www.mcmaster.com/#standard-r...heets/=17b603j

Mitch//pa 04-22-2017 12:22 PM

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Me thinks your barking up the wrong tree..y

31 Model A 04-22-2017 12:39 PM

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Originally Posted by Mitch//pa (Post 1462105)
Me thinks your barking up the wrong tree..y

Only when I chase a cat up it!!! :D


:confused::confused::confused::confused::confused:

msmaron 04-22-2017 12:40 PM

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Originally Posted by 31 Model A (Post 1462089)

NO this is what you want "BELTING" and all you do is spray it black or with DP90 and it works perfect.. Just order the size you need and cut to specs. worked perfectly....A lot of fine pointers use this

https://www.mcmaster.com/#flat-belts/=17b6kby

31 Model A 04-22-2017 12:46 PM

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Originally Posted by msmaron (Post 1462111)
NO this is what you want "BELTING" and all you do is spray it black or with DP90 and it works perfect.. Just order the size you need and cut to specs. worked perfectly....A lot of fine pointers use this

https://www.mcmaster.com/#flat-belts/=17b6kby

Thanks...I've bookmarked the page.

31 Model A 04-22-2017 12:47 PM

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Originally Posted by Mitch//pa (Post 1462105)
Me thinks your barking up the wrong tree..y

What else could be causing the 'thud'?


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