3481 Bronc Botz GOING "Battle Botz"

[ParkerF]

The sprockets are attached to AM .500" hex hubs which are just next to the wheels on the live axles. Spacing is kept with e-clip slots (no spacers to worry about, whew!).

-Parker

[Sb28000]

Originally Posted by francistexas

The sprockets are attached to AM .500" hex hubs which are just next to the wheels on the live axles. Spacing is kept with e-clip slots (no spacers to worry about, whew!).

-Parker

Ohhh, okay, makes sense. I was thinking that they were dead axles, so the sprockets would have needed to be attached to the hub and/or wheel, rather than just the shaft. Thanks for the details.

[MattC9]

Looks great! Are y'all going to Alamo? And who did yalls sheet metal?

[Michael Blake]

Originally Posted by MattC9

Looks great! Are y'all going to Alamo? And who did yalls sheet metal?

Matt, we're a San Antonio team... so, we'll be at the Alamo Regional where we won last year, our rookie year, with 16 Bomb Squad and 148 Robowranglers.

Next up is Dallas-East... and then, hopefully, St. Louis.

Our sheet metal and machine shop sponsor is www.m2global.com

THANKS for the compliment... looking forward to seeing 2158 at Alamo!

--Michael

[Brandon Holley]

Super slick chassis! Nice integration of the AM shifter into the sidepanels of the drive system. Super clean.

I'll echo the sentiments of my fellow Colson bretherend (Foss and I have built up quite a contingent), they are really solid wheels. Many people think they're a lot of extra work, but after using them for a longtime now, I think they're actually easier to integrate when looking at the whole picture. They are also very cheap which makes them even more enticing.

-Brando