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Old 05-11-2010, 06:56 AM   #11
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walk in the dirt on the side of the road...
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22 wearbars in each boot. i was going to put 2 more right in front of the 5 in the back but for some reason the boots didn't want to take them. all other studs went in fine without any problems. at first i was worried about the studs that went into the felt would sit higher but you can crank them down to just about the same height. you just have to be careful not to over tighten them. great idea by pete and bill!!!
Nice work gents - look forward to the results.

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I will mention one caution, when standing on extremely heavy bubble weed check your stability by grinding for a grip. Thats the only negative difference between the ss screw modified Korkers and the studded boots.
Can you clarify? I'm missing the difference - thanks!

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