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View Poll Results: Do Totes Land Flat From Feeder Station?
Mostly Flat On Bottom 28 18.42%
Mostly On Side 88 57.89%
50 / 50 36 23.68%
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Re: Do Totes Land Flat From Feeder Station?

We made a "team version" tote chute. Totes slid very slow and landed on forward end.

We added smooth plastic to the chute, like in the actual field, and they slid faster and bounced onto their bottom. Though they were never straight.
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