Plaction Wheels

I initially purchased this product for aid in the creation of the carousel limb on my robot. Upon arrival, however, an entire new dimension of the AndyMark product chain was revealed to me. This item isn’t constrained to functioning merely as an ergonomic, affordable, visually pleasing wheel. It shatters boundaries in the field of robotic produce, not being bound by merely touch and sight, but challenging an entirely new sense to the STEM field- smell. This wheel smells incredible. One singular whiff will transport you to the pink sand beaches of Bermuda, rum cocktail in hand. Two whiffs will transport you the warmest memory of your childhood, sedated by nostalgia and the golden sunset softly seeping in through the smudged window of innocence. Three whiffs will sedate you better than any anesthesia (horse tranquilizer barely beats it, but this product is legal and doesn’t require injection). 4 whiffs will either teleport you to the rolling hills of Valhalla, or give you a slight sore throat. And at 5 whiffs? You’ve become Andy. The sweet, vanilla, rubbery scent pervades every ounce of your being and each vain pumps with testosterone and Entrapption Stars. Nothing can stop you, and nothing will. To you, Andy, I raise my rum cocktail. You’ve provided me with more than an outstanding product. You’ve provided me with purpose, with reason, with identity. Thank you, Andy.

the best thing i ever bought so would recomend it ;)

Don't forget to buy hubs to mount this. This is an excellent wheel with great traction.

The FRC kit of parts chassis hubs don't fit over the wheels like they do on the KOP wheels. The bolt pattern is the same and you can bolt the hubs on. The problem occurs in the width of the axle and the width created with the extra wheel and hub width. The wheel is round where the hubs touch. The recessed area of the hubs are a flower pattern that match the flower pattern of the area of the KOP wheels where the hubs attach. It adds roughly a 1/4 inch on each side for a total of a 1/2' on the center drive wheel that uses two hubs. Other than not being able to use this wheel with the standard KOP it seems to be well built.

'These were out of stock. I was grateful that AndyMark had them!!! They worked fine in our combat robot competition.
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