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 I still have 3 good ligaments left and 2 events, so I should be fine :rolleyes: - esquared [more] |
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2 truck drive train
What do you guys think about this idea? The two trucks would rotate independently. The things on the corners are castors; this is so that it won't tip when the trucks are alligned in a straigh line. They can be rearranged more optimally I think, 2 might be enough.
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