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Re: Kicker Space Constraints
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Since our chassis is so low, the ball is taller than the AndyMark frame itself,
The bumpers are required to be attached to your frame at a hieght of 10 to 16 inches. If your frame is lower than the ball, how are you going to meet the rule for bumpers?
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Re: Kicker Space Constraints
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The bumpers are required to be attached to your frame at a hieght of 10 to 16 inches. If your frame is lower than the ball, how are you going to meet the rule for bumpers?
Have an upper and lower section of the frame? Our frame starts at 4" off the ground and has a second level at 13" for bumper attachment.
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