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Location: minocqua, wi. | those will continue to rip and then the cost of removal and re-installation will make you crazy. when you put the same new one on it will fail too. i did 2 before realizing it was a never-ending battle. i'm not sure what the new owner did, but i think he's replaced with a Hamby's and it hasn't failed. don't let your dealer talk you into another rubber one ... at any cost.
also ... take a look at your bunks and make sure you're not rubbing anything while loading.
the problem you are experiencing is a pain in the butt and worse ... it's expensive!! |
