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Old 05-13-2010, 03:28 PM
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Originally Posted by Rhoderman View Post
I'd suggest checking how hard it will be to pull the sheet metal off the back end. Should be only a few bolts, and maybe you have to remove the back wheels to access some of the bolts. Once you do that, it will be real easy to clean it up.

I just did my 109, once you get the foot pad bolts out the rest is gravy. And you will be able to clean up the hydro a LOT better that way and keep it cooler in the future.. Personally I would do the cleaning all BEFORE changing Hytrans, as you might get a little water in there when you pressure wash.

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