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23-08-2009, 11:01
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Re: pic: 2079 Six Wheel Skid
I'm curious as to what made you decide on a tensioned bracket with which you have to move the whole wheel as apposed to regular chain tensioned with an adjustable HDPE/UHMW/Delrin standoff. Looks great though Steven, reminds me a little of the 1503 frame Nick Lawrence showed me.
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