How does it differ from TX35 and TX55? Pros/cons please? Will it handle the 34 tooth granny gear on 7spd mega. I note there's no option of long cage
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I have a 34 tooth mega flywheel and the tx75 and they are as smooth as silk together,(you must have mega shifters).the tx55 and tx75 both have adjustable cable router and small wheel at the back of the derailleur wich helps with cable routing and is easier on the cable(I think)the tx 35 dosent,the 55 and 75 are very similar!!!
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Can not answer first. I can say that it is made for seven seed units. It does what is is designed to do and does it very well, good part for amount it costs better than what comes on most new bikes.
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Add the weight of the MX and the KTM. If that exceeds the 350 limit, you're taking chances. I have a 450# KLR + MX hanging off my trailer hitch on my GMC Savana. I sling the bike with a ratchet strap held by the rear door. I drive in the slow lane and hope I don't have to make emergency manurvers. ALSO..the wing nuts on the foot peg hooks work loose. My KLR would have been road kill if I hadn't cradled the bike with that ratchet strap. tape the threads on those foot peg retainers.
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It would be close to 715. I love mine. Not sure what it takes to kill a rabbit with out causing suffering but it works well on chipmunks. Pumping is always annoying but well worth it. As far as holding more pellets, it's still one at a time. Also, its somewhat difficult to put the pellet in with fingers. I found that forceps work well. I also only pull the bolt back just enough to get the pellet in, otherwise the pellet could fall into the bb loader and is annoying to try and get it out.The rifle isn't perfect, much room for improvement but accuracy is awesome with or without the scope. I only shoot pellets through it as the barrel is rifled. The low cost makes the very minor flaws well worth it. It would be close to 715. I love mine. Not sure what it takes to kill a rabbit with out causing suffering but it works well on chipmunks. Pumping is always annoying but well worth it. As far as holding more pellets, it's still one at a time. Also, its somewhat difficult to put the pellet in with fingers. I found that forceps work well. I also only pull the bolt back just enough to get the pellet in, otherwise the pellet could fall into the bb loader and is annoying to try and get it out.The rifle isn't perfect, much room for improvement but accuracy is awesome with or without the scope. I... » Read More It would be close to 715. I love mine. Not sure what it takes to kill a rabbit with out causing suffering but it works well on chipmunks. Pumping is always annoying but well worth it. As far as holding more pellets, it's still one at a time. Also, its somewhat difficult to put the pellet in with fingers. I found that forceps work well. I also only pull the bolt back just enough to get the pellet in, otherwise the pellet could fall into the bb loader and is annoying to try and get it out.The rifle isn't perfect, much room for improvement but accuracy is awesome with or without the scope. I only shoot pellets through it as the barrel is rifled. The low cost makes the very minor flaws well worth it. « Show Less
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A normal gear and a higher gear. Mine is on a 20" wheel, so it is lower than a 26" or 700c. So, for me, it's a low and normal good for the city riding I do. It comes with a 19 tooth cog that can be changed to suit your needs. The chain wheel on your bike makes a difference too, on a Dahon with 52 teeth, it had a normal and high gear, but my bike has 46 teeth on the chain wheel making it lower and easier to pedal.
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Deborah, the Velineon system is great. But the castle system is awesome, runs a lot cooler, lots of torque and power to play with, I also got the field sync card for quick easy adjustments. The only down side is the castle system will burn through your spur gear unless you have it geared equally. But I'd give the castle system 9/10. The reason on the score, you have to sauder the bullet tips on yourself, but it's worth it. I hope my opinion helps.
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The medium cage is not necessarily the wifli model. The wifli does have a longer cage and capacity for a 32 tooth cog.
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I shoot a 180 lb without any issues. I really wasnt aware of a limit on these or the carbon for that matter. My buddy shoots a 195 lb. and used my extras a couple weeks ago also no issues. Everything I have seen from Wicked Ridge (even on their site) has no max poundage listed. Sorry I couldnt be more help :-(
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I don't know how it related in size to the Tri Tronics but, I use the 100 TT on my 35lb. year old LeLwellin setter and have no problems what so ever.
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It has all the torque you need. It's slow to reload a quantity but I had to check it out. I can full length size my 458 Lott cases and it doesn't take much muscle. So a neck size should be no problem.
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Mamba max pro sct edition with the 2400kv motor is another option since you can run 3S batteries.You can try other gears like higher pinion..My 2WD is 19T and I went high as 26T.The spur is 83T.Get a temp gun and watch for temp of the motor.You can go 5700kv because 5700kv per volt is 1000 rpm.57,000 rpms..more top end or more torque at 2400kv.Change gears first to learn.
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13 - 15 - 17 - 20 - 24 - 29 - 34 Teeth. Personally, I think this is too wide a range and went with 14 - 32T which has 14 - 16 - 18 - 21 - 24 - 28 - 32 and does not have quite as big a jump between the gears.
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I'm shooting 70 but I hunted with a 55 for years. I used a fix blade then only Because expandables had not been invented. My guess is that they would most definetly work! Only one way to know for sure though.
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I have personally put this clutch on a 6 1/2 hp brigggs motor and it proved to be not strong enough to hold the mini bike still. I would recommend a torque converter for an 8 hp motor. Just my experience.
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Check Shimano's documentation for maximum tooth difference for the 2300 RD. Chances are it'll work, or at worse, only support the 28t in the small chain ring. The cheapest option, of course, is to pedal harder.
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One really big difference according to the specs is the BD570 & 590 play Divx HD, Xvid and every other form of Divx/AVI files, and the BD550 doesn't.sorry, just looked closer at the op and I see 580 not 550 was being questioned. I'll leave this comment though because I scoured the reviews and comments trying to find this info.
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I think the Alligator is exactly what you are looking for. It solved my problems with too big of a chain saw and other tools with too little power. I have 80 acres and the Alligator is getting a work out. Someday I will invest in another battery. Go for it!
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The STX Magnum is a more basic model. It only has one speed compared to the Megaforce which has 3 speeds and the Magnum does not have the cooling system. Both will reverse which is a safety feature. Just about everything else is the same. I got 3 blades, 3 different sized grinding plates, the tray, etc. I only grind one chicken at a time so I don't need the cooling system. I grind all the bones through on the smallest grinding plate and then just meat (breast, muscle meat from the legs and thighs) on the medium plate which is just right for the chunky "chewy" meat. The price is close. If you are going to grind a lot at one time, then I would go with the Megaforce.