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Somebody help me out here, how do you get rid of an integral part of the frame?
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Educate the inept... why does the tunnel cover have to come off annually? Just to clean it out?
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If it is used a lot, stuff needs attention.
If it is a trailer queen, then nothing needs fixed because of wear/usage/crud. |
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As ol'George said,, only real hard users understand the need for service,, casual users (1/4 acre lawn,, or trailer puller, or even snow plow, or tiller is light duty) never need to service under the cover,, Mow 4 acres a week, in dry conditions, (toss in a minor oil leak on a machine of this age) and just the grass seed that is accumulated will amaze most,, |
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I would think a monthly shot of compressed air up the tunnel would be enough to keep the grass in check on a NF.
Still wondering how someone would remove the tunnel area on a NF...... |
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To each his own in this case I think tomato tamato
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Ok I see. I was looking through the lens of mine being on the shop floor right now split in half (or it was until just a week ago). I briefly thought about cutting a 3 inch deep hinged flap at the back of that part of the structure but just couldn't bring myself to do it.
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