Marmaduke
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Thanks Hippo!,
Am even more enlightened now.
Is it true that Tratters have always had electric pig comforters as standard equipment?.
THEengineer
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no,tratters dont have much electrics
Ok, thanks for the info. You learn a lot on here.
Hippo
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I've been told some have electric blankets for their pigs. It's true tratters don't have many electrical items. Some are clock work and require winding up from a starter handle.
I've been told some have electric blankets for their pigs. It's true tratters don't have many electrical items. Some are clock work and require winding up from a starter handle.
I learn more every day on here.
Even P38's and other stuff dont have a "CWPC" (Clock work pig comforter) option. Would love to see the relevant instrument light when you press the switch and wind the handle.
THEengineer
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well the fl got sorted with the noise,it was a faulty tyre so we changed both the rears,now i noticed the OSF tyre is worn down to the ware indicator,clearly a tracking issue,can i put the spare on as a stop gap for a week without causing any damage?its the same make as the other tyre on the front but with more tread,we will change both the front as well in a weeks time
teddywood1
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get the same as you put on the back or else BANG
tonyt37
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Always put the new tyres to the back.
