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2bluejon
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well i got the d2 running tonight and when driving it straight it wants to turn to the leaf can any one tell me why
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Sun, May 10, 2009 10:56 AM
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How severe is the tendency to turn?? If it's not adjustments for the steering clutch and brake you may have a problem with undercarriage alignment.
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Sun, May 10, 2009 11:09 AM
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How severe is the tendency to turn?? If it's not adjustments for the steering clutch and brake you may have a problem with undercarriage alignment.
Another thing to look at is the size of the sprockets. If there's a fairly good one on side and a badly worn one on the other side, it'll drift to the side of the smaller worn one. If you pull the right side steering clutch and use the the right brake and it turns to the right, it may not be the left steering clutch at all. It also could be worn bushings in the frames or a bent cross shaft. Check the front idlers too. .if they're loose or missing parts, that could be another reason.
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Sun, May 10, 2009 8:06 PM
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Another thing to look at is the size of the sprockets. If there's a fairly good one on side and a badly worn one on the other side, it'll drift to the side of the smaller worn one. If you pull the right side steering clutch and use the the right brake and it turns to the right, it may not be the left steering clutch at all. It also could be worn bushings in the frames or a bent cross shaft. Check the front idlers too. .if they're loose or missing parts, that could be another reason.
well i can olny notice it when i get on a gravel driveway when i drive throught the feild it goes straight i have not ckecked yet on the items you told me about i will try tomorow thanks
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Mon, May 11, 2009 10:45 AM
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