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03-28-2011, 09:36 PM
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Re: RCMAN'S Mammoth build
thats a cool truck but really looks like a juggernaught drive set up how are the axels on it? the jugg i had the axels went to crap so i sold it long ago but my cousin still has his and the axels are stripped out actually it is the input gears
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I built this thing and have it working now what do I do with it? 
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03-29-2011, 08:33 AM
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Re: RCMAN'S Mammoth build
I think that the Mammoth will not mess up the axles like a Juggernaught because they are 2 different types of trucks. The Jugg is an off-road monster truck that almost anyone is going to beat on while the Mammoth is suppose to be a construction vehicle. I was able to buy some upgrade parts for the Jugg/ Mammoth from Tamiya which I installed. Most of the parts were drive train parts- axle cases and such which felt heavier than the originals. I am currently thinking of selling my Mammoth as I am not pleased with it at all.
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