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Not Yet Wild
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94 Club Car 36V v-glide
New to the forum looking for some answers. Just purchased this cart. Brakes were soft when I purchased. Took wheels off and cleaned all break parts and made adjustment on the lines. Noticed some wear on the drums, of which I am guessing is what is causing my wheel noise once up to speed. My question is this, has anyone ever turned down their drums to even/smooth them out???
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01-01-2010, 10:40 PM
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Happy Carting
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Re: 94 Club Car 36V v-glide
Replacement is cheap enough ... I have not seen them turned..
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Re: 94 Club Car 36V v-glide
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