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Posted by Katharine on June 15, 2007 at 07:09:23 from (70.152.46.223):
In Reply to: Re: A Newbie posted by B-maniac on June 09, 2007 at 21:05:49:
This is from a private person, NOT a dealer and he is doing what seems to be a good job (without standing there every waking minute he's working on it). He has no money of mine right now and won't have any until it is completed and has been driven to assure working order. I have seen a LOT of tracotrs in a short time now, and almost EVERY single one, barring this one and one other a Jubilee, has had signs of oil leakage from either the front seals, rear seals, one had both rear tires leaking onto the rims, BAD oil in them in as that it was WHITE when pulled on a dipstick and other problems too numerous to mention. I am waiting as patiently as I can for this re-built one to be ready and hoping for the best at this point!
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