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Dumb Question - Wheels w/no Brake Drums?
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aeronca65t
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Probably.
Just make sure the brake parts don't foul the wheels (they probably won't).
The brakes won't work (obviously), so go very slow.
Just make sure the brake parts don't foul the wheels (they probably won't).
The brakes won't work (obviously), so go very slow.
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Uphill, No.AngliaGT said:
Downhill, No.
Anything else is OK.
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weewillie said:probably not Doug, you would need to put rims and tires on it first
Good one!
rick_ingram
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AngliaGT said:
Yes, you can...just make sure that no one steps on the brake pedal.
I rolled one of the MGCs around the ground sans drums numerous time.
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Banjo said:Usually near the back of the stage, behind the lead singer.elrey said:Where are the drums?
LOL!!!!!!!!
(drum roll, please!)
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