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05-07-2014, 02:30
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Re: pic: FrameDrive 6wd Concept
I would still put in some tensioners. You may not think you need them, but an initial tensioning of the belt would be beneficial. You don't need to retension with belts, but having cams and some small slots in there would be a good idea.
Just my opinion. Side note: how is stuff being attached? Rivets? If so, you might have trouble with some of those connections. 
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