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06-10-2010, 15:10
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Re: pic: Broken Output Shaft
I'm certain the large slot for the dog shifter was more of a stress riser than the snap ring grooves.
And Chris, not that most teams use snap rings on the extremes of the shaft, where there is no load being applied; it's less common to see them between loads like this. Quote:
The location of all such features and loads would have a large effect on the result. 
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