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Re: My favorite method.
Posted by Justin Stiltner at 1/23/2001 8:36 AM EST


Student on team #388, Epsilon, from Grundy High School and NASA, American Electric Power, Town of Grundy.


In Reply to: My favorite method.
Posted by Matt Berube on 1/23/2001 8:09 AM EST:



: My personal favorite method is to construct two ridgid mounts, drill STRAIGHT though the both of them, and use one of those nifty ground shoulder bolts. You can then put your bearings inside of the wheel and mount your sprocket/gear to the side of the wheel to make it turn.

: Matt B.
: T49

But if you are Mounting wheel chair wheels with the hub kits I would just drill a hole through the mounts and drill a hole through each end of the shaft then push the shaft through one mount put your wheel on the shaft and then put the shaft through the other mount and put cotter pins through both. Because with the wheelchair wheels The shaft does not need to spin.

That is how we did it anyway. And it is really easy to take apart.

Justin Stiltner
Team #388
Grundy Va,

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