Tremblay Excavation

[Northern Farmer]

Originally Posted by bigford

Holy bat crap that look GREAT!!! And I thought 7 months was a long time for a trailer! We need to get reg some
red bull or 5hr energy

Lol I took just as long polishing this thing as Reg did building it!

[bigford]

LOL it really looks mint both of you guys did a great job

[Northern Farmer]

Much appreciated many hours went into it!

[FabOne]

KUDO's to both of you, Reg and Brandon. AWESOME workmanship by both of you.

-Terry
Another proud owner of RCP's masterpieces

[Northern Farmer]

Originally Posted by FabOne

KUDO's to both of you, Reg and Brandon. AWESOME workmanship by both of you.

-Terry
Another proud owner of RCP's masterpieces

Thanks Terry gotta love Reg's craftmanship

[RCP57]

Haha, I need 10hr energy.

[Northern Farmer]

Lol don't we all

[Bo Wallen]

Congratulation Reg and Brandon. The Crown Jewel In da fleet.

[Northern Farmer]

Thanks Bo

[Kaan]

hey i really liked how your excavator looks like with those cat stickers, i have the same excavator without stickers and yours look way better
Are you planning to get the new version? I really liked the brushless track motors idea and the way it looks, details etc.

[Northern Farmer]

Originally Posted by Kaan

hey i really liked how your excavator looks like with those cat stickers, i have the same excavator without stickers and yours look way better
Are you planning to get the new version? I really liked the brushless track motors idea and the way it looks, details etc.

Thanks Kaan no I don't plan on buying the latest version as it's not worth it for me. I picked up one of Rimrock's track motors upgrade kit to help the excavator move around more fluently then with the original motors the 4200 came with. Check out his kit it's definitely worth a look

http://www.rctruckandconstruction.co...ad.php?t=11276

[Kaan]

Originally Posted by Northern Farmer

Thanks Kaan no I don't plan on buying the latest version as it's not worth it for me. I picked up one of Rimrock's track motors upgrade kit to help the excavator move around more fluently then with the original motors the 4200 came with. Check out his kit it's definitely worth a look

http://www.rctruckandconstruction.co...ad.php?t=11276

i will definitely check that motors,thanks. I kinda think to get the new version( if i can sell mine),if not probably get the brush less upgrade kit.
Forgot to say, really liked the lowboy trailer as well. I need that with Tamiya semi truck since non of my Wedico trucks can pull my front loader

[Northern Farmer]

Originally Posted by Kaan

i will definitely check that motors,thanks. I kinda think to get the new version( if i can sell mine),if not probably get the brush less upgrade kit.
Forgot to say, really liked the lowboy trailer as well. I need that with Tamiya semi truck since non of my Wedico trucks can pull my front loader

Eagle's models have some weight to them that's for sure lol. How you liking your front loader so far ? This will most likely be my next rc model

[Kaan]

are you pulling your excavator with a tamiya's standard semi truck?
I'm not sure if you remember but my first loader had bunch of problems, i had to send it back ( i lost 300$) and got the new one, new one is good so far. I never use them on the field tho so never push them really hard. I'm sure you will like it, at least it's more fun than my excavator for me and i'm sure you will put some decal on it, make it look even nicer
i created new tread on general discussion, my excavator and front loader are together in one of the pictures.

[Northern Farmer]

Originally Posted by Kaan

are you pulling your excavator with a tamiya's standard semi truck?
I'm not sure if you remember but my first loader had bunch of problems, i had to send it back ( i lost 300$) and got the new one, new one is good so far. I never use them on the field tho so never push them really hard. I'm sure you will like it, at least it's more fun than my excavator for me and i'm sure you will put some decal on it, make it look even nicer
i created new tread on general discussion, my excavator and front loader are together in one of the pictures.

I replaced the rear suspension on my hauler that's pulling the trailer. This way there's no issue of the rear bottoming out when loaded. The motor that's in the hauler is a stock Tamiya one with PMD 4:1 transmission reducer.

[Claus]

Where did Brandon go? MIA.

[Mikem]

Nice to see you back Brandon

[Claus]

Originally Posted by Mikem

Nice to see you back Brandon

10-4 on that! This forum needs more like you, guys that contribute.

[Bo Wallen]

This Suspension is a must have item. I've ben testing many different setups.
The only one that survived was this one. There is two versions The red one is all metal the other one got plastic rod ends and break easy. (the springs are plastic)

[IMG]RearSuspension by Bo Wallen, on Flickr[/IMG]

It give a lot more stability and a lot more traction even on an empty truck.

[Claus]

Brandon is that is low as you can get the boom when on the lowboy? That is one tall load.