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TR4/4A TR4A axles
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tban52
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Yeah I know...
Right now I have a bad case of the "While I have this off I might as well..."
The trick is to know how much to take apart and still have it back together in time for driving weather.
I don't know what I would do if I lived where the weather was nice for driving all year. I probably would wait for major failures before I put it up on the jacks. It would be nice to have that kind of problem though.
Terry
Right now I have a bad case of the "While I have this off I might as well..."
The trick is to know how much to take apart and still have it back together in time for driving weather.
I don't know what I would do if I lived where the weather was nice for driving all year. I probably would wait for major failures before I put it up on the jacks. It would be nice to have that kind of problem though.
Terry
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Nice job, bet you hate to get them dirty
