Late Tiger wheels.
Here is why look at the battle field!
11-14-2010 | 08:14 PM
#4
RE: Late Tiger wheels.
Perhaps Yellowshaker has the same problem recovering lost gear as me;
We spend lots of time painting these things all camo, then when parts fall off they blend in too well. Sometimes I think that I should paint all the lose parts blaze orange. I have spent many hours re-tracing my tracks to look for parts that I never found.
We spend lots of time painting these things all camo, then when parts fall off they blend in too well. Sometimes I think that I should paint all the lose parts blaze orange. I have spent many hours re-tracing my tracks to look for parts that I never found.
11-14-2010 | 08:53 PM
#5
RE: Late Tiger wheels.
Yes sir, the lost wheel blended into the tall grass so well that I had no chance of recovering it, especially being that I have no cluse where it was lost on the field and the sun was going down...I am not a happy tanker. Does anyone know if the wechoe late wheels are a better set and if they will fit the asiatam swingarms?
11-15-2010 | 12:46 AM
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RE: Late Tiger wheels.
Nah, that place is a drive for me and didn't have a metal detector on hand...I really need to find anothe roption with the wheels. Seems that no matter what I do, they come apart. I have seen pictures of late tigers on the forums and it seems I cannot find anyone with info on what late wheels are best. I am not sure that Wecohe will fit the asiatam suspension arms....
11-15-2010 | 01:05 AM
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RE: Late Tiger wheels.
ORIGINAL: yellowshaker
Nah, that place is a drive for me and didn't have a metal detector on hand...I really need to find anothe roption with the wheels. Seems that no matter what I do, they come apart. I have seen pictures of late tigers on the forums and it seems I cannot find anyone with info on what late wheels are best. I am not sure that Wecohe will fit the asiatam suspension arms....
Nah, that place is a drive for me and didn't have a metal detector on hand...I really need to find anothe roption with the wheels. Seems that no matter what I do, they come apart. I have seen pictures of late tigers on the forums and it seems I cannot find anyone with info on what late wheels are best. I am not sure that Wecohe will fit the asiatam suspension arms....
I'm sure you could ask one of the guys that lives close-by to do it for you. Better then buying a whole set of wheels for just one replacement.
Jim
PS, a metal detector may be a good thing to bring next time. Just in case of other mechanical failures LOL.
Jim
