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SUZIE
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How do you take it apart and do you get service kits for them? and were?
have nothing on the cards now, but have a red beach buggy in sight that I want
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from what I have been told, you are better off sending it to a pro who has the proper press and reams...
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Hi Tony, I am in luck cause my vriend Paul has a set of reams, and I havs acsess to a 150 ton press at work. Hope 150 tons wil do the trick
have nothing on the cards now, but have a red beach buggy in sight that I want
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should do. Good luck, I cant give you any advice
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PM me an e-mail address - I'll send you something that might help. (some written guidelines)
Eben said: "ACVW's are made of logic."
Bugger said: "I am happy with the drum brakes when done right as this will be used rarely"

"If it can't be fixed with a hammer, you've got an electrical problem" said by someone.
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