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Old 10-13-2011, 11:18 AM   #4
Dick D
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Everyone needs to inspect the TriGlides closely. As I've said on here before, they will break. They must be inspected closely, not just glanced at, but a good close inspection of the welds & pins. Anything that can slam forward and backwards at every stop and hill with 17,000 lbs behind it, creates a lot of impact on parts.
They are not nearly as safe as a "solid pin" box.
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