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Old 01-10-2015, 10:46 PM
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I am listening J-Mech. Once in a while I do need to hear it twice
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If the dirt and corruption I found sitting on my hydro was anything like typical, I don't see how you can remove one without crap getting into it unless you powerwash it first. If they are not willing to tape up the open ports why would they bother washing it. Even worse if the wash it after it is out.
I gotta agree, pull the whole thing, wash it off then separate the two parts. But none of the big sellers are going to do that.

I also agree that if you use one of Sams kits and keep the bolts tight, you won't ever break one. Unless the bolt holes are already suspect.
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Even the little guys don't cap them off, I bought one last Saturday locally, it wasn't capped. This guy really knows better. Most folks just don't care,IMO.
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Your 682 will be just fine pushing dirt with the aluminum rear, I did it for years with a 1210. If you buy the brace kit from Xtreme you need the GT kit for the 682.
http://www.xtrememotorworks.com/Part...s%20Engine.htm
Let me know if you have any questions about it.
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Even the little guys don't cap them off, I bought one last Saturday locally, it wasn't capped. This guy really knows better. Most folks just don't care,IMO.
Because the are only in it for the money. That is the one really sucky things about the cubs.
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