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06-02-2006, 08:48
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Re: pic: Team 39 robot climbing ramp
I agree with Greg why would you put your chain that way, it just adds extra weight of all the extra chain. We have a similar 6 wheel drive, but the chain is going from the gearbox to the middle and back wheels, then from the middle to the front. The middle wheel is really the most important set in a 6 wheel drive, so i don't see why you would want a chain setup like that.
just my $0.02. |
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