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03-06-2005, 09:45
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Re: Chain Driven Telescoping Arm
Last year team 578 had a telescoping arm, with a chain that was pushed up the center of the tube.
The only mistake we made was using a plastic chain, the links kept shearing on us. A metal chain version would have been great. |
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