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Equipment The following basic equipment required for ice fishing (except maybe the snacks.) Ice Drill/borer an electric borer will improve your willingness to drill more holes and improve your odds of catching more perch

A:rear drive hub motor's OLD size is 135mm,front drive hub motor's OLD size is 100mm 2.Q:Can you tell us your motor suitable wheel size you request

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It is available at Hdwe stores, Lowes, Home Depot, etc." (Posted by Steve Barrow) I have this product under the name of "OOPS" in my area