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Originally Posted by modelman
Truck looks really good steve-I like the way it bounces when loaded. Kinda like the real ones. Do you need me to make you some tires that will stay on the rims ? Nice job.
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thanks Tom , the tire should be narrower ( 1" wide ) to be within scale . But they work . I thought about glueing them after I get it painted (long way off yet ) I like the bounce too , it reminds me of the real 1's I use to watch waiting to get loaded at the quarry I seen them running in . those where m45's single axle . I think they scrapped them by now
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Originally Posted by Snochaser
Awesome, Awesome, Awesome!! You can see the torque, bout' does a wheelie. Great job Steve! What does it weigh as it stands now, how much do you thing the load weighed? I wanna try it, can I have a turn?
Ben
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Ben , I put my 55# daughter in it last night and pulled her around like nothing . That was about all the 645mg steering servo could handle .
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Originally Posted by sparkycuda
Steve, you hit a home run with this bad-boy! It is large, but seems like plenty of power with the two motors, and acts like a real one - carries plenty of payload. It will look so much different when painted.
Want to see it first-hand sometime.
Ken
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come to cabin fever next week end
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Originally Posted by Tamiya Cowboy
Nice job steve that is a monster with tons of power to boot.. Can't wait to see it all finished in paint..
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thanks Paul , I wonder if we could have a different class in the truck pulls
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Originally Posted by SonoranWraith
That looks just awesome. Slower would be more scale probably but sometimes its nice to be a little fast to get around. You need some solid tires for sure with those impressive loads!
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thanks Matt , I can slow it down with the radio , I just got to be smother on the stick .
I finish up a few things and loaded her up for a move to it's 1st job next sat. to see how she'll hold up . See if I can burn the ums pump motor up (not really want to )