Generator exhaust bracket.

[Pete_k]

Our 2016 Eagle Cap 1200. Had a banging sound when running the Generator. Found the rubber isolator exhaust bracket had broken. Looking online the replacement was $65. Being I will not pay that for a cheap part. Found a replacement for only $4.97
Used this mount.

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Used the factory screws and top mounting holes. Worked perfect to mount this one back into its spot.
Then I loosened the clamp on the pipe itself. Twisted the rubber and bottom mount. Slid it up under the pipe clamp. Tightened that clamp back down. Job was done in under 5 minutes.
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[mleekamp]

That's the way to do it...65 bucks is a joke. Some will get fooled, unfortunately.

[Pete_k]

bgum wrote:
18 wheeler tire treads are good to isolate vibration. I generally have one available for projects and they are free.

I have also used old conveyor belting. But was not worth the time and effort. Being the part was less than $5. at the parts place.

[bgum]

18 wheeler tire treads are good to isolate vibration. I generally have one available for projects and they are free.

[jimh406]

Thanks for the reminder. I need to replace mine as well.

[Lwiddis]

$65....lol. Not me either.

[gitpicker2009]

Thanks! I was just starting to work on that same problem. They're at O'Reilly's auto parts for 6 bucks.