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Old 04-24-2014, 10:42 PM
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Sweet tires! They will look nice on the 169!
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I haven't made to much progress on the 169 but I decided to put some new tires on it I bought these from Miller Tire
Nice tires! Can't wait to see them on your 169!
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Those are some nice tires! Hope the repair is going well.
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My 149...what I call the trunion, had a snap ring come off, that mechanism came apart sometime ago, the track took off until I finally got it stopped. I got all that back together but somewhere in that race to the woods I lost a bushing in there. That all fits sloppily and I fear that snap ring might come off again. What do I get for a bushing?
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Old 04-25-2014, 09:19 PM
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Nice job Paul. Are those vreds and true powers?
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Those tires look great Paul. Can't wait to see them mounted on the 169.
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Nice job Paul. Are those vreds and true powers?
Yes they are.
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Old 04-27-2014, 10:53 PM
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i made a little progress on the 169 I got the brakes relined,first thing to do was remove what material was left on the pads I used a belt sander,then I cut the new pads and glued them with JB epoxy,I just put them on the bench and put a plate on it and clamped it down. The part number from McMaster Carr is 6175k819.
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Nice job! Thanks for updating us.
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