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Another thing to think about those holes in the rotor. With a hydro you seldom need brakes to stop. About the only time brakes are used are for sidehill slippage and parking. Certainly no need to have holes in the rotor for that.
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Looking good, as always, Sam!
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Got the rear end brace installed today, it fit like a glove. Also removed the center link, drilled and tapped it and put a new grease fitting in it, the original fitting has been missing since I've owned it. Tomorrow I'll refill the trans. I'm going to try Rotella T 10W30 in it. I'll let you guys know how that works out. Pics later.
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Looking forward to your pics, Sam!
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Got the Old Girl all back together today. Took a couple pics of the rear end braces and the trans and engine filters after I cut them open for inspection. All good inside, I'm a happy camper. Took it out for a test spin to see just how much more rigid it is with the brace, WOW talk about stiff. Had one front wheel about 6" in the air and couldn't notice any frame twist.
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Looking good Sam!
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Very nice, Sam! Thanks for the pics.
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