On 1/26/2013 3:19 PM, Jim Coate wrote:
That will do it. I just pulled a load of split firewood up the hill using the E15. Slipped a bit on the snow, but not much. Note that the E15 also has a slight cant to it's rear wheel alignment (a degree or three) due to the frame being kinda reconstructed. Oh well.Tires get hard with age, new tires are softer, more contact area, more grip. On 1/26/13 2:51 PM, The CZ Unit wrote:So replacing the old tires, even if they have plenty of tread, is a good idea. I wonder why.
Actually, a way to lock the differential would be kind of nice; is it easy to do?
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