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Top spider foot
The rule book says that the top spider leg is 92" off the ground is that to the bottom or top of the spider foot
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19-01-2007, 22:06
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Re: Top spider foot
Neither - it's to the center. Most round objects are dimensioned to their circle centers. Check out the rack assembly drawings - it's got all the dimensions there, including to center of leg and center of foot.
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19-01-2007, 22:07
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Re: Top spider foot
Thanks very much
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