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Posted by Possible anwer on January 17, 2002 at 18:34:21 from (151.142.252.11):
In Reply to: JD D posted by IaGuy on January 17, 2002 at 18:05:24:
Yes the D's did have short WB. I would say your answer somewhere lies with the chain drive. The drive sprocket sets in front of the bull sprocket the makes for a lift straight UP at the front wheels.
It is very unlike the final drive of the WC, WD, F-20, F-30 where the drive pinion is walking down the backside of the bull gear. Manufactures didn't stay with this design very long.
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