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			good stuff guys... I'm gonna use a hole saw to cut spacers from a cutting board and then sand em nice n smooth by spinning with the drill
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			Just did the same type fix on my buddys kencraft "challenger" we used the small black washers from home depot in the plumbing section. They don't feel Luke the quite a rubber material there stiffer. They worked perfect. Just an idea.
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			tried em... need something much thicker and bigger around.... just didn't think of hard plastic before
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			understood and agree fully... I plan on soft rubber mounts and plastic spacers together
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