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Carl(NWWI) View Drop Down
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    Posted: 02 Apr 2010 at 10:48am
working on a IH 1486, looking for some sound reducing foam for the floor. has anyone got the stuff before, where did you get it and does it work good?
Thanks, Carl
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The real stuff works but it has to have a mass layer, usually of heavy rubber with soft foam to support it.  Just a layer of generic foam is not effective, you have to have a mass to absorb energy.   Seems like someone posted a site for cab interior rebuild suppliers before.
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I just did the floor of my one-ninety, and I made a 3 layer floor mat. The bottom layer I made out of some household rubberized runner material, the middle layer I made out of some fairly thick ( I suppose  about 3/4 inch) interlocking firm foam pieces that I got from Mennards, and the top layer is some textured rubber mat material that I got at runnings farm and fleet. I am very happy with how it turned out.  Darrel
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These guys have everything that you would need at pretty reasonable prices.
 

For more information, contact Fehr Cab Interiors, Dept. FIN, 10116 N. 1900 E. Rd., Fairbury, IL 61739, 815/692-3355.
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