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23-09-2003, 10:09
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What Matt is Talking About
Tytus,
That is a very useful implementation of the crab, because it allows for a separate gearbox that can shift and doesn't have to rotate with the wheel. Matt R. is right about the simplicity and here is a cross section of our 2003 crab design: 2003 Crab module cross-section It requires no welding and uses a moment carrying bearing to take the entire load. We have used this bearing for 2 years now. You can actually take your differential transmission and couple it with your crab module and have a pseudo-CVT with crab steering. Thanks for sparking the discussions with your inventive designs. -Paul 
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