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Old 10-27-2013, 10:32 PM
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Need help i keep hearing about screw drive but i cant find them and i dont know how they work can anyone help or guide me in the right direction
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Read the thread in the link below.

Click here and you will see exactly how to buil a screw drive and the parts you need to build it.

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I understand dump screw drive but how about the cylinders i see on the construction vehicles i know some are hydraulic but isn't there some electric ones
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I understand dump screw drive but how about the cylinders i see on the construction vehicles i know some are hydraulic but isn't there some electric ones
Yes but it is the same idea it is still a screwdrive. The motor mounts to the can with a piece of all thread to the motor shaft and the rod is a threaded tube.

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Yes but it is the same idea it is still a screwdrive. The motor mounts to the can with a piece of all thread to the motor shaft and the rod is a threaded tube.

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