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<p>[QUOTE="Aquitaine, post: 1400460, member: 602"]In the bottom part of the picture, it looks to me like that hard 'rubber' caster is riding on whatever metal is sticking down and causing that "white" stripe that [USER=5170]@Ghopper1924[/USER] is talking about.....the other caster looks to be brass....both should be easily removable.....just carefully!! Personally, I hated them and kept them off after I removed them.....we usually had carpets/rugs down, so no problem, but your choice on how you want to handle it![/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Aquitaine, post: 1400460, member: 602"]In the bottom part of the picture, it looks to me like that hard 'rubber' caster is riding on whatever metal is sticking down and causing that "white" stripe that [USER=5170]@Ghopper1924[/USER] is talking about.....the other caster looks to be brass....both should be easily removable.....just carefully!! Personally, I hated them and kept them off after I removed them.....we usually had carpets/rugs down, so no problem, but your choice on how you want to handle it![/QUOTE]
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