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02-10-2005, 12:09
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Re: What kind of wheels do you use?
We've been using 6" solid neoprene rubber wheels for the past few years. They're about 1.5" wide and are completely flat, but have an incredibly high coefficient of friction.
The only problem we have with them is that if they get dusty, they lose a lot of traction, so we have to wipe them down every so often. |
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