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 100% of the robots on Einstein in 2009 had hard plastic wheels for their drive train. - efoote868 [more] |
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Major problems with tank tread drive
We finally hooked up our drive system today, and we can only go about 2 feet before the treads fall off the wheel. The treads are flat on aluminum rollers and they have no grove. We have a pulley that's flanged and 2 other flanged rollers (one in the front and one in the back).
The flanges are about .1 inches, and the rollers/sprockets are 2 inches wide. Are we totatlly screwed? Or is there anythign we can do? Would attaching circular plates onto the flanged wheels to make a really big flange do anything? Help plzz!!! |
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