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Roller Grabber Question
Hi all,
I've got a question for teams using plastic rollers on their grabbers (I'll use the Robowranglers as an example: ). How much room do you leave between your top roller and the bottom roller? In other words, how much do you compress the tube when you pull it in to keep it stable? Just curious. Sorry if there's already a thread on this somewhere that I missed. Thanks! ![]() |
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