| Author | Message | ||
| captain ron (Captain_ron)
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Mines worn down slick. any body with a source or repair sugestion. I'm thinking about using some of that traction tape for trailer floors. | ||
| TWODOGS (Twodogs)
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order one from Luke | ||
| BrianMCI Rating: N/A |
My throttle pad was pretty worn and I replaced it with a piece of ribbed rubber welcome matt... workes great and looks pretty good. The non-slip surface stuff will work, but I don't think I'd use it. Brian | ||
| Vin (Billybonz)
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CR, I replaced the rubber pad on my Tracker with some of that self-adhesive sand paper like stair tread grippy stuff. It only took a few weeks before started to slide off. I had to glue it back on and it has held up now for 10 years but it needs to be redone. Only thing is the Tracker clutch is a tad lighter than that of your 4905 so your milage may vary. Have you considered a nice foot print pedal...RIGHT ON, SOLID!!! Bones | ||
| mel 4104 Rating: N/A |
go to the local place that sell truck parts and they have them and you do not have to pay freight all over the place and you can get the one that fits and they are not expensive. | ||
| califbob Rating: N/A |
why not just put in an automatic transmission? (: | ||
| Brian (Bigbusguy)
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automatic  3 mpg less or more And miss all the fun shifting. Clutch pad here: 4531302357 Ebay Brian 4905 Klamath Falls Oregon |