Good to know it was for steadiness against the wind given its light construction and the original intent to have if go on (under?) the GGB deck.
I’d like to know why the tracks are flat and not angled and require regular grinding down to even out the washboard effect this causes… which results in that high pitched sound whenever it enters a curve due to slippage.
I’d like to know why the tracks are flat and not angled and require regular grinding down to even out the washboard effect this causes… which results in that high pitched sound whenever it enters a curve due to slippage.