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Johnnie

03-19-2001 19:01:10




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Been out of it for a while, glad to see you have the beast up and running. Will be e mailing you soon to get some more info on the 2050. If you get time could you give me a measurment between them fenders. Thanks.




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Shep with the measurement

03-21-2001 05:01:40




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 Re: Hey Shepard in reply to Johnnie, 03-19-2001 19:01:10  
Was working on the 2150 last night, putting some steering bushings in. From inside to inside fenders it measures 3 foot 5 inches. Each fender is about 6 inches wide so it is about 4 foot 5 inches to where the wheels could be set. My fenders also have about 4 inches of adjustment in or out where they bolt to the axle. My rear wheels are fixed with the planatery rear axles, if you want I can measure where they are set too. Hope this helps some.

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Johnnie

03-21-2001 18:33:33




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 Re: Re: Hey Shepard in reply to Shep with the measurement, 03-21-2001 05:01:40  
They r the same as mine 3ft 5 in. You said u have about 4" either way to move from side to side. Mine have the same 4" r so but they will come against the floor board so I cannot move them in.I have a weight on the inside that probly weights about 1000 lbs. I am going to remove them and reverse my rims and see what happens. Thanks again.



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Shep

03-20-2001 11:51:23




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 Re: Hey Shepard in reply to Johnnie, 03-19-2001 19:01:10  
Yeah, I was meaning to do that for you a while back and I got busy. I will have her in the shop tonight putting some steering bushings in and will get you a measurement. Where you been??? I am planning on doing some field ripping next week with the 2150 if the weather holds, will try to get some "action" pictures for ya.



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