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Savage25fan
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I have a RB Tm728 and I will be putting it into a truggy soon. I plan to bump start the engine and would like to know if there is a non-pullstart backplate I can use. I would like to remove the pullstart for increased performance, and to reduce weight. Does RB make a non-pullstart backplate? Will the backplate for the Tm928 work on the TM728?

I would like to keep the part (little nub) on the crank for the pullstarter so if I decide to use the pullstarter again, I can.

Your help will be apreciated. Thank you.

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Sorry but there is no backplate only for the TM728.

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Will you have some? I found a thread saying that RB is currently testing some.... [Confused]

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No, sorry we do not have planned this, the only way to use a backplate on a TM728 is to trim the crank-pin and use the backplate of the TM928.

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