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any one here know correct way to remove the trucks on mehano diesels ken
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That big U-Clip or C-Clip needs to be easily removed by gently prying on its tabs.
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sorry to sound thick never done a mehano before,but are we talking about the bit just below the lone black wire,and which way should i prise it from front or above cheers ken
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Yep. Right below the lone black wire.Best bet is above. If not, you'll lose your handrails and chip up the frame.
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Beats Me, But Redneck Justin probably Is Correct.
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cheers done it,simple when you know how ken
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