I've noticed in a lot of pictures folks post of their display tanks and they all seem to have them on a block up off their tracks. Is this to keep the rubber wheels from getting flat spots or just to prevent scratching the shelf with the metal tracks?
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Originally posted by Beeg View PostI've noticed in a lot of pictures folks post of their display tanks and they all seem to have them on a block up off their tracks. Is this to keep the rubber wheels from getting flat spots or just to prevent scratching the shelf with the metal tracks?
It is also done while working on the tanks and running the electronics. Keeps the tank from running off the work bench should the throttle be accidental push forward. Again it just becomes habit out of safety concerns.
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