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Re: How low do you go?
We're going to come up with a way to get a little more clearance just for precautionary measures.
Acetal sprockets?? We have use them many times before, but usually in a dead axle configuration. This is the first time we've tried it on a live axle. But also it is the first time we have gone with Hex axles. I doubt the Acetal will fail on 1/2" hex. Got to love those DuMont Hex broaches!! We have had them for two years now and finally get to use them ![]() |
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