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13-02-2005, 00:39
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Re: pic: How heavy is your frame?
our base frame (no motors or anything - just welded aluminum) is about 15 lbs.
It consists of roughly 27' of .125" wall 1" square tubing. One nice thing about ours is how rigid it is, partly because of the fact that is is welded and also because of the way we designed it. |
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