   
Dave Walsh (Argborg)
Rating: N/A Votes: 0 (Vote!) | Posted on Wednesday, February 23, 2005 - 10:38 pm: |
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Hi all, I just purchased a used 1996 8x8 Conquest. I noticed that all the chains seem to be streched. How can I tell if they are at there service limit?? To check the bearings do I let go all the chains, jack up the Argo and check for free play in the bearings?? Or is there an easier way?? Also, there is a lot of grim and grease under the floor boards. Can I use a solvent and scrubing brush, then power spray the inside out?? Where can I purchase chain in bulk (Canada) and how do I know the pitch and type of chain for this Argo??? Thanks you all, for any help!! |