What material do you use under the skid plates? What do you do when the material wears out?
1765259
You don't need any material under the skid plates. Best to use sled on leveled grass or turf field.
1471458
The plates go on the inside of the pedal and the toe clips on the outside. They are used to secure the toe clips. You might have to replace the pedals also.
432393
I cut my rusted old panels out. leaving a couple of inches at the bottom of the door sill plate to attach the slip on rockers . cut them to length then attached them with body panel adhesive and a few pop rivits .be sure to primer both sides of new panels as they are bare metal. chose not to weld them. ground off the rivits.use a little body filler good for a couple of years i hope. Silverado 2500 2002 extended cab. fit looks good and cheaper than abody shop.
1855521
look at your skid plate at the bootm its plastic and on each side is metal wear indicater bars if there hitting then you need to replace them on ebay there is a person that sells all 3 and the belt at about 53.95 i had to replace mine the first year but i used the heck out of it eBay item number:380545703895
934297
They'll help with minor scrapes anything more will rip them off. Measure the bumper space and the available BumpTek lengths. Medium worked for me.
88824
I use the Bump Tek. I purchased this item toward the end of winter. The purpose was my old license plate protector broke due to the snow. I really like this protector.
764955
Perhaps putting it over a large shallow pan would be a better option than trying to balance it on a bowl. Put a non-skid mat under the pan for additional stability.
463611
I used a rubber mesh, also used under rugs to keep them from slipping. I find this at Walmart in the kitchen section near the contact paper, or in the fabric department (in a large bolt). It makes a huge difference under the dividers, in my opinion.
2003909
I had similar problem, but it turned out that my brake plates where cracked. I had to replace them.
1947387
We pull ours on the dirt roads behind the old farm truck with a long long rope--they hit dirt now and then and have showed NO real signs of wear--we spray the bottom with PAM or WD40 to slick it up and away you go (Like Clark did on Christmas Vacation...!)
893985
Follow directions to wash & dry bottom plates - probably some dirt shorting out plates
1149498
Rather tough, do a couple layers to be safe with rocks, I use it as bed liner, cover bumpers, Ive done a frame of the truck I'm restoring.
1949286
That is up to you. Cost vs benefit. Our blower does not have replaceable side wear skids. The cost for a new housing makes it cheaper to purchase a new blower on my case. Well almost and the time to replace is not just a little while. I'll try to get by recognizing that the replacement pads will wear faster than the originals because they are about 2/3s as thick as the original pads.
1350599
I spray the resistance pads with WD-40. The pads also last longer that way. My 2 cents.
85060
Chain lubricant and dirt will fall off of the chain and get the floor surface beneath the chain dirty. I use mine on a concrete garage floor so no problem but if I had carpet or a wood floor underneath I would definitely use a mat under the trainer to protect the floor.
1359692
Your plates in the back may need cleaned the best the best thing to clean them with is the 50/50 ammonia and scrub with a soft brush. That works for mine try that and if that dont work you will need to replace them.
124925
I have found suitable vinyl adhesive feet available at almost any local hardware store. The dome shaped white rubbery ones that are about 1/2 inch diameter have the added benefit of being aggressively "non-skid".