New build d11 cat
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im starting my first build a big dozer here are the tracks
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Dude, from where did you get those rubber tracks? I've been searching for something similiar but with no results.
Your build look cool, seems bigger scale this time. You make everything from wood? |
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Hey Madda, look at snow blower's. Cheer's, Neil.
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Doodle, aren't blower's too big?
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They are from snow thrower and the wood is just for mock up will be steel on real one
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:DBring it on! Can't wait to see how the track's work out:D
Cheer's, Neil. |
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Never would have thought that these tracks can be from snow blower, what is the size of these?
If you make it from steel then it is going to be a nice machine! Looking forward to see it running! |
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the reason im using these tracks is for the ability to push dirt every dozer vidio i have seen here the dozers are to lite and have no traction and cant push much dirt i want to play with mine and move a lot of dirt and theses tracks will hook up harder than any steel track i know its not as real but it will be much more funtionall
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just picked up the motors so will get started will keep you posted with pics and vidios
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Do you have more pics &/or vid of this build?
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I know..............but it looked like such a cool project, I had to inquire.
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hay guys im back on this project will post soon
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hay skeeter what are you guys using for motors for the tracks electric
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On my Bruder D4 conversion, I used old servo's. The potentiometers were fried, but the motors were good. I just removed all the excess junk from the case, leaving ONLY the motor, then removed the limiting pin from the gears. This method requires a Sabertooth controler (OR similar ESC) to control them.
On the Bruder D11 conversion that I will be starting sometime, I am planning to use these. https://www.ebay.com/itm/SALE-0-6-12...72.m2749.l2649 |
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hay thats what im looking at but a lot bigger my dozer is going to weight about 60 lbs
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WOW, 60#! You may want to try the local auto wrecking yards, & try to get some wiper motors. I've heard of guys using them for motors in the BIG boys like that.
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im using a car battery
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You may be interested in this guys build(s) on www.youtube.com Scratch Built RC Dozer and Ship
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