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09-11-2006, 09:05
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Re: pic: attachment chain tread
And who could forget Wildstang's hidden little gem of a track system in 2002.
Wildstang Photo Gallery Greg, I clearly remember the tread picture you brought up as well. Unfortunately, I can't remember what team it was. Though, for some reason, I have a feeling that it's from a 2001 robot. Hope this helps, somewhat... Ah, as several others have pointed out below me, it was team 885. I should have remembered that, as they are "The Green Team," the only team from Vermont. And yes, it was their 2003 robot. BEN Last edited by Ben Piecuch : 09-11-2006 at 15:15. Reason: Remembered the team as well 
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