Thread: Bevel/Miter Gear Mounting Distances
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Re: Bevel/Miter Gear Mounting Distances
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Originally Posted by Aren Siekmeier View Post
Sounds like some of those swerves did rely on the radial bearing in this way.
AFAIK they all relied on the traditional radial bearing to handle these thrust loads.