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![]() Simple way to do it is just add a few extra 20x20 uprights along the tunnel.
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![]() Brilliant --I'm on to it tomorrow.
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![]() dunning and fairbank £105 ex vat and postage for a all new shaft with rebuildable ends and grease points
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![]() I think the less space you give the prop to rattle about in the better so really the loop as in my first post is probably the best way. 6" of gear tunnel is going to be a playground for a prop at 7000rpm.
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