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Re: Bearing Block Question

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Originally Posted by Dick Linn View Post
Are you using single, self-aligning bearings, or just something sloppy enough that you get radial play? How far are things cantilevered?
Yes, you called it. The wheels aren't cantilevered at all. We have two blocks on each side of the axle with 3 inches between them.

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Originally Posted by JimC View Post
Along with the all the great ideas here for mounting the bearing blocks, we have had great results using Roll-Ring chain tensioners.

We have had the blocks move, but the tensioners keep the chain from jumping off.

http://www.renoldjeffrey.com/nmsrunt...=1046&sID=2750

You need to have enough space along the chain to use them, but it seems to work in most situations.

Jim
That's a great looking product.

It seems to me that the easiest way to eliminate the problem would be to follow some of the suggestions and statically mount the bearing blocks with a couple of through holes and then use nice tensioners to tension the chain.

- Sunny G.
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