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Topic: Wheeleez Valve Repair  (Read 7698 times)

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While you have the valve cores out, put a liter of water or so in the tire.  Makes it way easier to slide the cart under the boat when launching and landing

Interesting.  What does that do?

-Allen

kinda like trying to roll a half filled water ballon; doesn't really want roll......

I was thinking of that, but Steve said "slide the cart under the boat".  I usually slide the boat onto the cart, in which case, yeah, I don't want them to roll.  I'll have to go try this.

-Allen


 

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