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24-02-2003, 00:42
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I like the pneumatically controlled pivot will on front. What actuator size are you using? We used 2 3/4" bore, 2" strokes for back pivot wheels. They work great except we have already managed to partially be one of the cyclinders rods.
The bots impressive, does the arm go down to slide under the bar? |
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