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16-10-2003, 14:18

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Your new hub

This is how it would look if I were making a hub like you need for the wheels we have on the KnightKrawler (similar). The hub not only would have a slight pressfit on all diameters but would be held by screws into the hub through the wheel in twelve places as shown. Does that sound do-able to you?

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