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05-01-2009, 22:53
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Re: How can we drive on this new floor?
Ok weve spent all of our meeting today discussing the "best" type of drivetrain...we narrowed it down to a tank style and a car steering with back-wheel drive...any thoughts?
Ive read the thread and i really cant see much discussion on the drive trains but rather on increassing friction...my advice embrace the challenge instead of trying to move around it PS-Wat is the aprox weight of the trailer rules dont specify? 
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