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[OCCRA]: dewalt sprocket
we would like to change the sprocket on the dewalt to a bigger one. For the drive train, I believe we were not allowed to change them. Is there a restriction on chaging the sprocket for a non-drivetrain application?
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Re: [OCCRA]: dewalt sprocket
You may change the sprocket, HOWEVER, remember precision machining is not allowed using the restriction on machines and welding.
So the off shelf sprocket must not involve precision machining. When we made the sprockets (on the current DeWalts)for you, we used a lathe which is why we supplied them to all teams and require they be left on the DeWalt.
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