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Posted by ChrisLSD on May 22, 2006 at 13:21:23 from (71.33.91.87):
In Reply to: Public Opinion posted by Allan In NE on May 22, 2006 at 13:11:27:
No, something there not just like you think... OK, u turn the tire and the basket turns - then u turn the tire some more and the basket does nothing - there are several scenarios - u are considering only 2: scenario 1: the teeth were missing on the tire driver gear - to verify this - stop half way through the basket non turning cycle - lock the tire - now go and move the basket - it should go and go and go - afterall there is no teeth on the driver gear..... scenario 2: the teeh on basket (driven) gear are gone - to verify this - stop half way through the basket non-turning cycle - lock the basket - now go and keep spinning the tire - it should go and and go and go - afterall there are no teeth on the driven gear i don't think it is either of these scenarios if it consistently stops and starts stops and starts - ty doing the test with some light resistance to the basket...
then report back
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