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posted by  Goatman on  Sun Mar 27 14:07 CST 2011
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Thanks for the complement! I’ve always wanted to be a rocket scientist!

Again, you’ve committed another logical fallacy. This time you’ve utilized a ‘‘Straw Man’’ fallacy. By attacking a misrepresentation of my position, you hope to support your weak argument.

I actually previously admitted that bearing preload was useful to increase the rigidity of certain rotating assemblies. The pinion gear is one application where play is detrimental to the strength of the machine.

Automotive wheel bearings are not one such application.


Goatman






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