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22-07-18, 11:07

David Herbert David Herbert is offline

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As Adrian says but it may well make quite a trail on the road with rust dust so don't do it anywhere that people will complain about the brown mess. There always seem to be a few links that won't free up but when you start to drive it they should sort themselves out. Leave the tracks a bit loose for a while to reduce the load on the idler bearings. Also towing it on a hard surface will have more effect than on a soft surface.

David

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