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04-07-2008, 22:25
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Re: pic: 968's 2006 practice bot chassis
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You can see this here , sort of. There's a groove in the shaft outside the sprocket. The snap ring expands to fit over the shaft, and then contracts when it is seated in the groove, and then keeps the wheels/sprockets from sliding off. 
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