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Unread 11-12-2006, 17:31
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Re: 2006 Toronto Championships

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Originally Posted by Ben Piecuch View Post
I believe they used the tank tread as chain, instead of using the actual chain and sprocket kit. I haven't done any testing, but I would bet that the tank tread is at least twice as strong as the chain. With an arm that size, it seems like a pretty good idea!
I believe you are correct. I think they mentioned that in another thread. Also, from my expierience, a single chain is rarely enough for most purposes, so if you don't have room or enough space for a tank tread, try using 2 chains. The chains are nice for low stress applications, but when made of plastic, tend to break for arms and more powerful herding devices, etc.
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