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17-08-2008, 01:54
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Re: pic: Floating Zip Tie Chain Tensioner
Wow. This made my day. My only question is: is the uhmw that you use tough enough and how thick is it? Does it wear down after a few matches? I'm guessing that it's easy enough to make plenty of extras out of a hunk of u channel. Did you replace the tensioner often(every match)?
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