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Re: Oshkosh Het M1070, M1000
Made the axle master patterns today. Wood sealed with thin CA, sanded and recoated 3 times.
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Re: Oshkosh Het M1070, M1000
Carl,
I have been reading thru your thread and it is awesome, this truck is on my list of trucks to build once i get two others finished. What thickness aluminum are you using for your suspension brackets. I hope when I get the M26 done to start on one of these thank you for sharing. Merritt
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Re: Oshkosh Het M1070, M1000
Merritt, the brackets and frame rails are 1/16" thick. Basiclly standard extruded alumnium cut to shape and finished with a file.
I am still learning about how to build them. So far so good, changed my mind about casting the axle housings(it would cost more that the truck itself). So now I am awaiting some flat stock alumnium. These axles are designed to use Tamiya's diff setup. Thanks for looking. Carl |
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