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the kat was growling after a while.. I need the practice on the dump trailer
so I can load that short box of yours bo!!! |
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I'm up for it Mark............I'll come and play.
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you will notice I never swing over the cab just like a trained operator should
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Very good Mark i feel safe now........:lol:
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Sweet Mark keep the videos coming!
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Hey mark I found a video of a D11 loading on a trailer without it being taken apart. look at 2:54 min into the vid.
https://youtu.be/TT8hCiNIDDw |
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You going to build me a tow haul!!!
That is so nice of you |
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the tractor can pull the lowboy and D11 with no problem now. thanks to reggie
https://youtu.be/hb2Su6Fvsag https://youtu.be/DQur5UcZZSg |
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Looking good! Heavy haul operational :cool:
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Gett'n R Done!
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Looking good Mark. It looks really slow, what motor are you running on the video?
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Rc4wd 65 turn with there 4:1 locked
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Have you tried other motors with the gear reduction unit? I think the low gears are the trick but a higher RPM motor like a 35T or 45T would give you a little bit of speed........maybe, might be worth trying.
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Haven't tried 2nd or high yet.
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I use tamiya motor that comes in a kit, i guess its 27T? Works great for me. I think there is no need for buying slow motors when using GRU. Big T motors, 65T 85T 45T, they have no power. More powerfull motors have dubble the rpm, and GRU gives you torque to pull anything with it.
PS. Just checked tracking, your GRU landed in NY ;) |
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My one truck still has a stock motor in it.
That will be the test truck.. haul heavy or Go home |
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this is a 97 pound load test
https://youtu.be/3jqNzP6bSTk here is the heaviest load so far 106 pounds https://youtu.be/vbI84RtEFjc doggys 3d printed 4:1 in the globe 97 pound test load https://youtu.be/rLkZ433gmf4 goggy with a 106 pound test load in low https://youtu.be/odwRWeD11Y0 |
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I would love to be a fly on the wall when you ask your wife to be the next load because you need somebody heavier, LOL!!!!
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I would need a jeep and stinger for that!!!
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Good test! Looks like you could use a little taller saddle under the 5th wheels your using. The stock Tamiya's are about as short as they come on the 1:1's. It would get the nose of the trailer up more even with the Rear of the deck. Something I've been considering after seeing your set with the weight.
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I do love that lowboy! Wish they were a little easier to get a hold of, like pay with PayPal and a week later you have it, like most things work today instead of bank transfer.
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I hear ya Claus..
truckmaker is there a taller saddle out there??? I was thinking about having the neck cut and rewelded 1/8-1/4'' shorter |
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Rigid Rc and Lesu offer fifth wheels, I have a Rigid on my truck. I can't say if it's taller than the Tamiya or not but I love mine. You could always cut a piece of styrene (or two), make a spacer between your frame rails and your fifth wheel plate. I would hate to see you cut on that trailer.
http://i296.photobucket.com/albums/m...psig3dfemw.jpg |
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More than one way to skin a cat.
http://www.heavyequipmentforums.com/...1&d=1234380382 http://www.heavyequipmentforums.com/...1&d=1234380382 |
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jeeeze that's a large spacer
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No nothing I've seen. But a very simple part to make if you have a drill and bench vise. I'd use some K&S brass or aluminum and use the the tamiya saddle as a pattern, just increase the length of the legs the wheel mounts to to the height you need. A couple minutes and a couple bucks. :D
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I'LL get reg to make me one
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just spoke with russ on face book and he is going to make me a taller plate and saddle
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I was going to suggest talking to Reg, but I figured you were on it!
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Nice that's more like it :cool: No more rubbing!
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Looks much better!
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Reading through your thread, your fleet sure has grown and changed a lot in the last year.
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spent the weekend with RW going to the pike show. I got to his house at 7:00 pm
after fighting NYC traffic all the way..... http://i1335.photobucket.com/albums/...psqlg0ecjc.jpg http://i1335.photobucket.com/albums/...psznpofvzd.jpg http://i1335.photobucket.com/albums/...psupejzv2o.jpg http://i1335.photobucket.com/albums/...psrzqkp3vh.jpg http://i1335.photobucket.com/albums/...pshz7vajyj.jpg loaded the the explorer for the trip http://i1335.photobucket.com/albums/...ps8pqqoajv.jpg |
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Massive toys.:cool:
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Hey mark, I just realized why the bumper and grill are red, we must have had one of the red tool carts in front of it and that the reflection in the polished parts!!!
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Did you end up having these larger bumpers milled down on the trucks that had no ground clearance?
http://i1335.photobucket.com/albums/...ps8cfkqmne.jpg |
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Craig , yes , I can make 1.5" out of my 2" if someone desires . they will not be available with lights or recess for lights do to not being a stock part for me .
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craig
those ihb dirt pushers are still on the trucks. I needed 2 more so they were cut shorter. more work truck less show truck |
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