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Old 10-22-2008, 03:28 PM   #1
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The insides of the wheels on my duals are covered with what appears to be dusr/residue from the brake pads. The coach has less than 3k on it. Is that part of the wear-in process of the Workhorse or should I be concerned about it? I plan on heading south in 2 weeks so if I do need to react to this, I need to do it quickly

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The insides of the wheels on my duals are covered with what appears to be dusr/residue from the brake pads. The coach has less than 3k on it. Is that part of the wear-in process of the Workhorse or should I be concerned about it? I plan on heading south in 2 weeks so if I do need to react to this, I need to do it quickly

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