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08-01-2010, 19:27
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Re: West coast drive (6wheel) question
Poke around the Andymark website. They have a comprehensive set of wheels, shafts, hubs and sprockets that work together.
You can visit our site as well. www.team221.com We have an example of how to build a "West Coast" chassis using Andymark components as well as full cad files for this type of system. Good luck. |
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