Thread: Drive train stattributes
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Re: Drive train stattributes
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Originally Posted by z_beeblebrox View Post
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In my opinion, the most important attributes are robustness and maintainability.
This is so true. We broke 8 axles at Portland one year by 10 AM Friday. They were putting the last of their spares when I called and suggested that they convert from 2 motor to one motor. No more broken axles that year and we still could push anyone we wanted to. When in low gear we had more torque then the axles could handle. We did not have reliability and that is needed far more.
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