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Re: "West Coast" drive?
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Originally Posted by pogenwurst
Just to verify my understanding: the term "cantilevered" has come up quite a few times in reference to wheels; that just means that the shaft that the wheel is on isn't supported on the end, right?
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Correct; it can be used for almost anything where only one end is supported and the other end has a load on it. In this specific instance, the wheel is on the cantilevered end.
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