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Old 06-08-15, 13:14
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Also when braking tracks I find it always helps to back off the tension on the front idlers, I never used to do it, but Ben showed me at W&P and it made refitting so much easier, for the sake of five minutes backing off the tension.


Also reference your video, I am unsure if they were still producing Mk1's in 1944 but I could be wrong.
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