[Brian in PA]

Originally Posted by sneaky-pete

That's cool Brian!
I'll take one of those

LOL! thanks Troy!

Originally Posted by 9W Monighan

Very nice Brian, You said the hoist doesn't go down easily. Is the bore just tight in one of the stages? Can it be honed lightly?

Thanks Steve. It seems to be getting better with use.

Originally Posted by rcguyfarms

Will u sell this one like u did with ur yellow pete?

No scott, this one is a keeper!

Originally Posted by ihbuilder

love them coal buckets Brian looks great

Thanks Steve!

Originally Posted by Stepside

tks for sharing the video!

I was looking to see that lift axle working... !!!

... time TAKE 2 !!!

Thanks Rod. The lift axle ,well I need to get a more powerful servo or something?

Originally Posted by Espeefan

That's amazingly accurate. Someone said it before, but they are right. Honey I shrunk the Peterbilt! Let's hope you don't sell this one! There is a ton of work involved, and I'd hate to see it go to someone else. You are the master modeller of Peterbilts. If I could build cabs like this, I would get rid of my Wedico and go with a Tamiya! The aftermarket is getting so strong, here in the states, finally.

Thank Nathan, I've seen your wedico, and I dont think you'd have a problem modding a Tamiya!

Originally Posted by Lil Giants

Well Done Brian! That's one sexy dump trk!



It's probably just a little bit of air trapped in the cyl yet. You could try bleeding the cyl again. If that doesn't cure it, then try adding weight to the front of the box or cab protector, strips of steel with double sided tape.

Thank Joe! It seems to be loosing up. The weight is a good idea, I did that on my trailer.

Originally Posted by Snowman

Wow you must be really pleased with your work. Just need them magic rims hey

Yes Nick, I am very pleased! I cant wait for the rims, they'll be the icing on the cake!

Originally Posted by SmallHaul

Beautiful Dump Truck Brian! GREAT job!

Thanks Scott!