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19-01-2007, 02:14
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Re: pic: 6 Wheel drive Rh side
What you can't see is an idler hidden by the top frame rail that wraps the chain more around the top in addition to what you see of the bottom of the sprocket . Almost 50 percent of the sprocket's teeth are in contact with the chain. The final drive ratio is 22:1 and it can push rather nicely.
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