Terrafirma lift cause caster issues?
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think of it this way. you ever do curls? while holding it in front of you, if you mark a spot on the top of the curl bar thing and you lower the bar, the marked spot rotates as you lower and raise it.
same deal but the axle is the bar, your elbows are the mount of radius arm to frame, your forearms are the radius arms, your locked wrists and grasp on the bar is the 3 point mounting on the axle.
as mentioned above......if you only lower the bar/axle a tad, that marked spot barely rotates
same deal but the axle is the bar, your elbows are the mount of radius arm to frame, your forearms are the radius arms, your locked wrists and grasp on the bar is the 3 point mounting on the axle.
as mentioned above......if you only lower the bar/axle a tad, that marked spot barely rotates
Last edited by dusty1; 01-09-2015 at 12:37 PM.
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#24
Caster is the angle of the axis the wheel pivots on. Since there isn't steering in the back, there is no caster.
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#30
I still have the annoying wandering issue.
I have been reading up on things and was wondering if my TF Steering damper is the issue.
I do not think I have the return to center one, since it doesn't have a exposed coil.
Do the return to center ones work? Is there a different brand I should look at?
What do you guys think? I
I have been reading up on things and was wondering if my TF Steering damper is the issue.
I do not think I have the return to center one, since it doesn't have a exposed coil.
Do the return to center ones work? Is there a different brand I should look at?
What do you guys think? I