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Old 12-02-2006, 02:18 AM   #8
rcbildr
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Re: Things that make you go @#$!

Because the T221 is gear driven, I've thought a long time about using the Rockwell set up I have in my shop. The only thing stopping me is the downtime and $$$. I would have to have my driveshafts modified and I can't really afford that now, and I need to work on onther projects.

I got my Burb back on the road. I got the back tires replaced and the manual hubs installed Thursday night. When I had the hubs out I noticed the axle nuts on both sides were extremely loose and had a fun time trying to get them torqued down. I'm wondering if the loose nuts may have been part of my problems. I still feel some vibrations, but I haven't replaced the front tires yet. I will have that done Monday. Thanks!
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