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Allis CA Seat Spring and Shock
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Joined: 26 Jul 2021
Location: Grove City PA
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    Posted: 04 Oct 2021 at 7:41pm
Wanted to share my findings that may help other big guys. I weight 350lbs and the CA seat spring was just too soft. after experimentation i found Monroe shock 555002, Summit Racing 2.5id 12inch unspring length coil over 110lb spring are a good combination. the original spring caps were too small for the spring so i heavily modified some qa1 aluminum flat spring caps to work, but probably would have been better off making something out of steel. Originally i tried 175lb spring but it was way too stiff, did not compress at all with me in the seat.
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If you have a CA operators manual, it shows the 2 positions for the stock seat shock/spring mount for light/heavy operators, however I think it is fair to say the 350Lbs is an overload for the stock parts. 
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I installed a Harley shock on my CA.  Bought a new pair in the box off CL for $20 - Progressive Suspension 412-4037C 412 Series (Chrome) Harley 11.0".  Had to modify the top and bottom mounting bolts a little.  Seems to work well for me, but don't weigh that much.
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