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05-04-2004, 21:32
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Re: independant 4 wheel drive
This year we used a simple system with the drill motors using the FIRST supplied gearbox, and made I made a grearbox for the CIM motors that had a relatively simular output speed. All we had to do in the end was chain the two ouput shafts together, and it made a simple and reliable system that satisfied basically all we needed/wanted it to do.
We place the CIM motors on the back wheels, and the Drill motors on the front wheels, thus making out 4 wheel drive. Simple is good. Last edited by Ryan F. : 05-04-2004 at 21:36. |
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