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Yes the resulting bar force is linear and equal on both sides as you both described. In order to have different forces on each side you would have to weld
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Yes the resulting bar force is linear and equal on both sides as you both described. In order to have different forces on each side you would have to weld the center of the bar to the frame to prevent the forces being spread out the length of the bar.
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