Rubber body mounts

[rockb1]

Well what is everyone using/ recommend for rubber body mounts. Im going to be mounting my cab soon and I want some sort of a rubber bushing between the frame and cab. What would you guys recommend? Where do I get them? Thanks

 

[HOT40ROD]

I cut up pieces of rubber belting. Works great for me.

 

[donsrods]

4 x 4 shops carry round rubber mounts with a hole in the center. About 2 inches in diameter and maybe 3/4 inch thick, they sell them for Jeeps, I think. Cost around $ 1-2 bucks each.

Don

 

[Tripper]

Boat trailer roller

I went to a boat supply & bought a roller for a trailer that is about 10" long and about 2 1/2" across with a hole in the center for $10. I cut off sections with my miter saw the size I wanted and have enough material for a couple car/trucks.

BoB

 

[Bonehead]

hockey pucks!

 

[35Mastr]

If it just needs to be an insulator and no height required. I use the semi mud flaps. Just cut strips the size you need. They can be had at any auto parts store.

 

[dmw56]

I've used tire sidewalls and old conveyer belting.

 

[Blue Eyed Devil]

hockey pucks!

X2 on that. Work great as motor mounts too. If ya put 'em in the freezer overnight they drill really easy...

 

[Reptile dysfunction]

I used a hole saw and sawed the sidewalls of old tires, then drilled the center hole out larger.

 

[nutajunka]

Me too just like he said above, the only difference is I take some electric conduit and grind one edge sharp and chuck it up in my drill and it make a nice clean hole with out it climbing up your drill bit.

 

[Yodaforce]

Electrical supply stores sometimes carry these rubber isolators for large 1-0 cable. They are about 2" in diameter, and have a 3/4" hole, and are about
4-6"long. I cut mine on a bandsaw in 1" pieces and they last forever.