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unless your lug nuts are loose, wheel bearings [or hub assembly on some] are about the only problem it can be. Lots of mud and water right? That means more maintenance.

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Well dont really know the history of it but probably.I bought it used and have since had to rebuilt it.Apparently it has had a hard past life.Thanks for the help.I will check it out when I get home from Iraq

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