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Exclamation Drill Motor Transmission Help

We seem to be having problems with our drill motors/transmission. Every time we put together a drive train using the drill motors, we always have one side that doesnt work quite right. When we let it run off of the floor, they both spin fine. But when we put the bot on the ground, only one side would move, and the other side would only move when started slowly. It keeps making the clicking sound. It sounds like the gears keep shifting. I don't know what the problem might be, but we have experienced this during our summer season, where we built a practice bot.

Please help
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