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Re: pic: Offseason Drive Train Progress
One other comment: It looks like you have quite a bit of space between sprockets on the center shaft. I can't tell from this picture if thats just the hub of the sprocket, or a separate spacer, but either way it seems like you can really shrink that up (by turning down the hub, or eliminating the spacers). That will allow the space between those two rails the wheels sit in to get smaller, which means shorter shafts which makes the load on those more manageable.
Just my $.02.
-Brando
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