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I know for a fact those 622 Pneumatic Tires are a direct swap for the 3521,421, and 521 hard rubber tires! Hang on to them.
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i hope he's a really good friend, like "he'd help me move a dead body if i asked" goodhe loves it soo much that he won't give me " his " 521.
he's like a brother to me, i use go over to his house and take his Busa ! now he complains that i haven't been over to ride the Yamaha TW 200 or one of his Minitrails, i'm thinking about buying the TW. i'm thinking about getting a predator motor for my HRT 521i hope he's a really good friend, like "he'd help me move a dead body if i asked" good
i'm now 3+ years into tinkering with my hemi-swapped 521. i've enjoyed using it so much that i've splurged on 2 lighting coils and an aftermarket flywheel with magnets. it now has a functional headlight.
All put back together.
NOT FOR HIGHWAY USE.I know for a fact those 622 Pneumatic Tires are a direct swap for the 3521,421, and 521 hard rubber tires! Hang on to them.
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My 421 goes 65 MPH! ……….NOT FOR HIGHWAY USE.
Who takes their snow thrower on the highway?
Now, all the members of this forum know doggone well if they didn't emboss that on the tires some dang fool would put them on a trailer or something and then sue when the tire blew out and the resulting crash killed somebody.NOT FOR HIGHWAY USE.
Who takes their snow thrower on the highway?
I would have during the blizzard of ‘78!NOT FOR HIGHWAY USE.
Who takes their snow thrower on the highway?
I was 2 for that storm. I do remember looking out a window on the first floor of my house and seeing the snow up to the window sill (that's around 5 and a half feet, the wind did help out).I would have during the blizzard of ‘78!
By volume, the 21" bucket is 87.5% vs a 24" bucket.what kind of snow can a 5/21 really handle?
I would have during the blizzard of ‘78!
I don't think Renault was sold in the US until the 80's. That didn't last long. The cars were junk.Looks like MOPAR owners weren't afraid to tackle the snow (Dart, plow truck and van, although it looks like it may have been abandoned during the storm)
Possibly a Renault and a GM wagon?