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xXhunter47Xx 24-01-2015 20:19

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Cecil 24-01-2015 20:20

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And THAT is why I'm afraid of using plastic instead of buying the performance wheels... How much weight was loaded on the wheel before it failed?

cmrnpizzo14 24-01-2015 20:24

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User error or wheel failure?

orangemoore 24-01-2015 20:43

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Is that the old or new version?

I would guess this is user error/intention.

Lil' Lavery 24-01-2015 20:52

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Did you use threadlocker on/near the wheel?

xXhunter47Xx 24-01-2015 21:29

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Originally Posted by Cecil (Post 1433451)
And THAT is why I'm afraid of using plastic instead of buying the performance wheels... How much weight was loaded on the wheel before it failed?

Full 2014 robot weight. However, it already had a crack in it to begin with.

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Originally Posted by cmrnpizzo14 (Post 1433453)
User error or wheel failure?

User error. Bolts were tightened way too tight and cracked the wheel. Didn't notice there was a crack in it until it was too late.

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Originally Posted by orangemoore (Post 1433469)
Is that the old or new version?

I would guess this is user error/intention.

Old version, it was on the 2014 robot.

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Originally Posted by Lil' Lavery (Post 1433475)
Did you use threadlocker on/near the wheel?

Nope. Just overtightened them.

theCADguy 24-01-2015 21:45

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This brings back bad memories...

Team 20 used the same KOP wheels for most of the 2013 season, and we had this happen many times, sometimes during matches. For our later offseason events and the 2014 season, we switched to colson wheels, which have served us very well.

BrendanB 24-01-2015 23:32

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Originally Posted by xXhunter47Xx (Post 1433494)
Nope. Just overtightened them.

Yep that would do it too.

Gregor 24-01-2015 23:34

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I've done this enough to never use Anydmark plastic wheels again. Not had any issues with performance wheels, Vex wheels, and no one can be quiet about how great colson wheels are, so I'm happy to skip on AM plastic wheels.

wilsonmw04 25-01-2015 00:23

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Originally Posted by Gregor (Post 1433555)
I've done this enough to never use Anydmark plastic wheels again. Not had any issues with performance wheels, Vex wheels, and no one can be quiet about how great colson wheels are, so I'm happy to skip on AM plastic wheels.

so it's AM's fault the team over tighten the wheels? I would like to state that I have used AM plastic wheels for over 6 seasons with no failures. I guess it is how you use them? It's like reading the game manual before you design your robot.

GeeTwo 25-01-2015 00:30

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Originally Posted by wilsonmw04 (Post 1433567)
so it's AM's fault the team over tighten the wheels? I would like to state that I have used AM plastic wheels for over 6 seasons with no failures. I guess it is how you use them? It's like reading the game manual before you design your robot.

They're good kids; we just can't think of enough things to tell them not to do.

xXhunter47Xx 25-01-2015 00:32

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Well in any case it's a cool paperweight and wall hanger memorabilia.

Gregor 25-01-2015 00:32

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Originally Posted by wilsonmw04 (Post 1433567)
so it's AM's fault the team over tighten the wheels? I would like to state that I have used AM plastic wheels for over 6 seasons with no failures. I guess it is how you use them? It's like reading the game manual before you design your robot.

We've had a few break after only 2 regionals worth of use, I've never had any other wheel do that.

So in short, yes.

Electronica1 25-01-2015 00:37

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In 2010 we ran AndyMark plaction wheels on our 6 wheel drive and they survived. Even with us slamming down hard on them when we went over the bump.

Gregor 25-01-2015 00:40

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Originally Posted by Electronica1 (Post 1433574)
In 2010 we ran AndyMark plaction wheels on our 6 wheel drive and they survived. Even with us slamming down hard on them when we went over the bump.

I guess the correct answer is YMMW.

I'll exercise my right to choose whatever wheel I please. :rolleyes:


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