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08-01-2010, 17:45
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Re: West coast drive (6wheel) question
If you're planning to use the Super Shifter, AndyMark now sells a hex long wheel shaft.http://andymark.biz/am-0519.html It sticks out 3 inches longer than the standard shaft so you can attach hex broached sprockets (to drive chain to the outer wheels)and a hex broached wheel directly to the out put shaft. I've attached a picture of a west coast siderail. The material towards the outside of the wheels is bumper support. Hope this helps.
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