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Originally Posted by Tom Wells
olddog,
Also, if you really look closely at the Jag rear, you'd notice the lower arm/hub construction will restrain a couple of degrees of freedom if the axle does come adrift. The result is probably not as catastrophic as you anticipate.
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Since I only looked at the thing and did not have the ability to take it apart, I may well have missunderstood some things. I could tell that the hub would not turn left or right, but it looks to me like the top will tilt in with nothing to restrain it (no axel). Am I wrong?
It does look to me like ERA modified the design to minimize my issues.
I can say if it works like I assume, I wouldn't choose it, but if I already had it I would use it. I would be cautious with it, but that's me.
Buy the way I like the bumble bee analogy. You may have me pegged, but again I wouldn't design an air plane based on the bumble bee as a starting point with so many other better examples out there.