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Re: High Torque Arm design questions
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Originally Posted by Jared
You don't necessarily have to rotate the joint of the arm to get the arm to rotate. You could use a lead screw/cable to pull/push somewhere on the arm. There a lot less torque involved if you do it this way.
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We used a lead screw with a push rod back in '07. We also used gas shocks to offset the weight of the arm. This method was nice because it avoided a large sprocket and chain.

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