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Re: [FTC]: Chain-driven drive trains

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Originally Posted by RRLedford View Post
Get the new 2-piece Tetrix clamping motor hub from from and make sure to lube the set screw with just a tiny bit of grease so you do not get any on the bore hole. They will stay tight much better than a set screw hub and they better handle the frequent reversing torque that a drive train generates.
Hi Dick,

Can you provide a link to the clamping motor hub you're describing? I can't find it on the Pitsco site. Thanks in advance!
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