| Subject: | Re: Pondering your brake/puncture problem |
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| From: | Lawrence A. Ross <70244.1553@compuserve.com> |
| Date: | Thu, 8 Feb 1996 12:43:37 |
Graham,
Just a thought, (I'm not a builder yet, but have been watching these
discussions about the dearth of room in the "tunnel") It makes sense to raise
the cable as much as possible, but from a longevity standpoint, shouldn't the
pulley be as large a radius as will fit? Small braided or polyfilament cables
destroy themselves with internal friction at a rate inversely proportional to
their working radius.
Larry
(Not a builder yet but wannabe)
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