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18-01-2006, 14:02
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Re: Beware - transmission output shaft is not 5/8"!
This came up last year as well. Everyone just took a quick look at the shaft with a pair of calipers and assumed it to be 5/8ths. Then we all had to figure out why we couldn't get any sprockets to go on.
I think most teams just ream out the sprockets, and call it even. It's a pain, but hopefully teams learned a lesson and took the time to look at the drawings this year. Thanks for the reminder though, I had completely forgotten. |
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