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I bought FatMommas when I first got my vert, because of the incline of my driveway. I prefer FatMommas just because they are symetrical, but I believe FatDaddys will work just as good...................But they do work, got rid of that scraping sound.
I bought FatMommas when I first got my vert, because of the incline of my driveway. I prefer FatMommas just because they are symetrical, but I believe FatDaddys will work just as good...................But they do work, got rid of that scraping sound.
From: Southern New Jersey, The wet part at the bottom
St. Jude Donor '08-'09-'10
Plus one for the "Mommas". I literally RIDE on these when entering the street from my driveway, and like the fact that the Mommas have 4 wheels, one on either side of the radiator cradle rather than the Daddys one wheel mounted on one side of the cradle.
If you encounter a lot of obstacles like speed bumps and take them head on, than the FattMammas work great
If you have a lot of inclines that you take at an angle, the FattDaddys work best. The FattDaddys are stronger because of the Rig
It is pretty much 50/50 on over all sales...
Peace
Chip
Chip,
What exactly do you mean by saying the FattDaddys work better on inclines because of the rig? Up to this point I was leaning toward the FattMommas because of the double wheels. Mainly I scrape whenever I leave my driveway, at the best angle I can manage. Occassionally somewhere else. What is this "rig" you mention?
Chip,
What exactly do you mean by saying the FattDaddys work better on inclines because of the rig? Up to this point I was leaning toward the FattMommas because of the double wheels. Mainly I scrape whenever I leave my driveway, at the best angle I can manage. Occassionally somewhere else. What is this "rig" you mention?
The FatDaddy sits in a 1/4" rolled steel bracket/housing or "rig"
The FatDaddy sits in a 1/4" rolled steel bracket/housing or "rig"
Peace
Chip
I see. What size rig does the FattMomma use? I also see that the FattDaddy uses a grade 5 bolt and the FattMomma a grade 8. Reading the site discriptions, I thought the Mommas were the stronger choice. Thanks for the input Chip.
I see. What size rig does the FattMomma use? I also see that the FattDaddy uses a grade 5 bolt and the FattMomma a grade 8. Reading the site discriptions, I thought the Mommas were the stronger choice. Thanks for the input Chip.
A grade 8 bolt and a grade 5 bolt have different load capacity depending on length.
The span on the FattDaddys is much less than the FattMammas.
A grade 5 bolt is also less susceptible to shock breakage.