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Old 11-15-2022, 01:14 PM
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Yes, it should come off for seeing what you have. Might be fine or junk.
If good then still needs cleaned up.
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), and it was sitting outside for almost 20 years.
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Shoes rusted to the discs?
If it sat outside for 20 years with the brake lock engaged, rust would be my guess too, but I guess we're just too logical.
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Well, at least you know why you got it for free. And sometimes the cost of free can really add up.

Did you have to skid it onto the trailer to get it home or is it still “as is, where is”?
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Hello Ambush, I had to skid it onto the trailer. I am assuming right now that it’s rust. Otherwise I will tear her apart next year and take a looksy.
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Pretty easy to take off the tires and remove the brakes. If that’s it, that’s good to know and you can roll it around.
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Hello Ambush, I had to skid it onto the trailer. I am assuming right now that it’s rust. Otherwise I will tear her apart next year and take a looksy.
May be the case with the 109 I am trying to resurrect. But at least it has been sitting inside.
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