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18-12-2006, 23:42
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Re: Chain or belt??
Or instead of repeatedly slapping him in the wrist, you guys could actually reply.
Use chains, they wont slip but the rare total slip off of the sprocket, and are very durable. The only reason I dont like belts is because when put into high stress environments, they slip. Such as a pushing match or heavy lifting. |
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