New Dozer from Premacon

[PREMACON]

Originally Posted by liftmys10

I apologize as I misunderstood then from reading what was posted on your website.
I have only posted one topic regarding premacons deleivery date. Not sure if you are confusing me with someone else?
Again, I apologize for any misunderstanding. Always contact the vendor for more information. I was just passing along what I understood.
Thanks,
Shawn

This is directly from your website.
"Dear customer,

Thanks for the inquiry about our models. We are currently out sold to 07/2018.
We can call currently no exact delivery dates for new orders. That is why we are working on a new network of suppliers and personnel in the production.
You may register on a waiting list are welcome. However, we cannot actually quarantee any fixed sale price.
We will inform you exactly in about 8 weeks.

Best regards
Premacon Team"

No Problem mistake in your Mail we Start at fair Friedrichshafen 2016 again. So sorry for that wring Mail by my asistance. All actual orders will be Produced still further on.

[dozerbuilder]

Originally Posted by PREMACON

No Problem mistake in your Mail we Start at fair Friedrichshafen 2016 again. So sorry for that wring Mail by my asistance. All actual orders will be Produced still further on.

That video shows it pussying around in loose sand. Come on premacon, show us what it can do in rock like this.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nLGbWYp6u-U.

[Northern Farmer]

Originally Posted by dozerbuilder

That video shows it pussying around in loose sand. Come on premacon, show us what it can do in rock like this.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nLGbWYp6u-U.

Yeah I noticed our German counterparts build great looking accurate to detail dozers, but from what I see they don't seem to have the power to play in rough material as the models simply aren't heavy enough to handle it.

[PREMACON]

We built a 25 Ton machine. It is no problem to play in hard ground. but you compare it with d9 or that stuff. therefore you should compare with a a 776.

all people wished a smaler machine for playing in Parcours.

More videos will follow

[Northern Farmer]

Which makes great sense. In Germany you guys have beautiful rc construction sites with everything looking to scale for members to come play. On the hand over here in North America the hobby is still rather new with guys rather doing their own thing in their backyard and end up moving heavier material around then you would in a indoor site setup.

[dozerbuilder]

" It is no problem to play in hard ground"

OK, show us then. That's all we ask before we consider parting with $5000 maybe more (at a guess) plus $700 shipping (at a guess plus insurance and import duties and State taxes).

But you compare it with d9 or that stuff. therefore you should compare with a a 776.

1:1 776 at 73 tons is a D10 size machine, not D9R.

1:1 4T3 T-800 is 106 tons, not a 776 at 73 tons. T-800 = D11 or D475-5.

[sparkycuda]

Originally Posted by dozerbuilder

" It is no problem to play in hard ground"

OK, show us then. That's all we ask before we consider parting with $5000 maybe more (at a guess) plus $700 shipping (at a guess plus insurance and import duties and State taxes).

But you compare it with d9 or that stuff. therefore you should compare with a a 776.

1:1 776 at 73 tons is a D10 size machine, not D9R.

1:1 4T3 T-800 is 106 tons, not a 776 at 73 tons. T-800 = D11 or D475-5.

Perhaps some confusion is from differences in weight units. He is probably talking about metric tons and we are probably citing US tons. Just a guess.

Ken

[dozerbuilder]

Originally Posted by sparkycuda

Perhaps some confusion is from differences in weight units. He is probably talking about metric tons and we are probably citing US tons. Just a guess.

Ken

Hi Ken. The EEC metric system uses the U.S Ton at 2000 lbs, and specifically excludes the use of the "Long Ton" 2240 lbs.

So the machine weights I quoted are correct.

Cheers

[ihbuilder]

Originally Posted by dozerbuilder

That video shows it pussying around in loose sand. Come on premacon, show us what it can do in rock like this.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nLGbWYp6u-U.

No offense , but that LIL dozer is pushin loose rock . If attacked properly it can be moved by any of these RC model dozers, just takes a lil longer . Yes, I have over 30 Years experience operating dozers mostly small 1's . You learn how to get-R-done with what you have and not brake it .

[dozerbuilder]

Originally Posted by ihbuilder

No offense , but that LIL dozer is pushin loose rock . If attacked properly it can be moved by any of these RC model dozers, just takes a lil longer . Yes, I have over 30 Years experience operating dozers mostly small 1's . You learn how to get-R-done with what you have and not brake it .

Come on IH, it's moist sand.

[ihbuilder]

dozerbilder, have you operated a dozer much less an RC one ? For craps sake , it's a lil grading machine the size of a d6 maybe . They're not designed for bull work unless you put a semi-u blade on it . Ever seen a 6 way blade tore apart from doin shyt its not designed to doo ?

PS:By lil dozer , I mean in the vid you posted

to add , I'd much rather push the loose sand with my D6 and leave the rocky hard pan stuff to my TD40B (D10 size ).

[dozerbuilder]

Originally Posted by ihbuilder

dozerbilder, have you operated a dozer much less an RC one ? For craps sake , it's a lil grading machine the size of a d6 maybe . They're not designed for bull work unless you put a semi-u blade on it . Ever seen a 6 way blade tore apart from doin shyt its not designed to doo ?

PS:By lil dozer , I mean in the vid you posted

to add , I'd much rather push the loose sand with my D6 and leave the rocky hard pan stuff to my TD40B (D10 size ).

Steady up ihbuilder,

I never mentioned any of the issues you have raised here. I asked one question, and it was to Premacon, not you. The question remains unanswered.

Given the tone and language of your post here, please understand that I have no intention of allowing myself to be dragged into an online argument with you. Thank you for your understanding. Cool off a bit, smile, and go and push a few blade-fulls of rocky hard pan with all that experience of yours.

[PREMACON]

Sorry what question do you mean?

best regards
Frank