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Old 03-12-2012, 08:38 PM
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8 years ago I painted it, but she is past due for another paint job. I also need to change the gaskets in the rear and install the hitch parts and the creeper. so Im going to give it a new look on life.






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Old 03-12-2012, 09:12 PM
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Your going to paint it yellow & white right?
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Old 03-12-2012, 09:26 PM
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Your going to paint it yellow & white right?

it would look good like that !!

but I dont think I will. Im a red cub lover...
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decals came a few weeks ago

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Looks good Doug!
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Awesome job, Doug!
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thanks ,


more pics today, and I ordered new gaskets for the rear member, its still taking in water somehow.



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Looking good! Thanks for the pics, Doug.
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found my water problem. I took the bolts out. and it fell off. the gasket wasnt stuck to either side at all. you can see the rust from the water getting in.




I saw no issues here other then the to bolts were loose.



how does the brake come out? should it just slide out?


disc has some ware on it



pic of all the bits after they all came out of the parts washer.
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Doug your off to a great start!
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