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Thanks snow chaser It is all electric Trucker n. Tried to stay away from hyd on this model. It seems to work well but will see in the long run...
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Greg, Good to see that you got a new build in progress, its been a while since I have been on here but I'm getting caught up on some full size and 1/2 scale projects and hope to soon get back on a articulated tractor project. In the mean time, I need to read through the forum. Keep us posted on this build. Thanks, Fred
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Good to here from you Fred, hope all is well.
A new machine showed up at the work site today, it RUNS LIKE A DEERE! ! ! http://i391.photobucket.com/albums/o...15/2014004.jpg |
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So you got er done eh Greg? Looks great! :cool:
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Looks good Greg and the new work area looks good too!! Are you taking it to Duncan with you? I got one of the 1/16 scale Deere dozers down here at an Ontario JD dealer. Going to convert it this winter.
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Thx Joe, you must be busy this time of the year..
Looking forward to seeing your new Cat Rob Here is a video of the new machine at work. Skided about two highway loads of logs in about half of an hour, short skid but steep ground.. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w0yF2...PhxrdmLzqdYL-Q |
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Great photo Greg ..looks way to clean though ..Looking forward to seeing what this bad boy can do.
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The skidder looks great. It is strong for not having any hydraulics. I kept waiting for you to grab an bundle of logs and drag them over the dirt pile just to show how well it climbs.
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I went through the whole thread and you have built lots of awesome machines! Also lots of good ideas on how to build.
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I am trying to find some time to start a new project. It is a LOW BUDGET Grader. Attached is where it is at so far..
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Low budget! Right up my alley. :)
I wish more of these builds were low budget. Now, if there was only a low budget hydraulic pump/cylinder/valve solution.... Even the firgelli actuators are not cheap! I have not tried them yet, but pneumatic cylinders from clippard seem to be about the least expensive option for using hydraulics. Its been a while since I did a search on the forum, but has anyone come up with an affordable solution for this aspect of the hobby? Happy new year to everyone! -Ben |
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Hey Joe Thanks for the call the other night. Attached is the Lathe I just bought and you requested a photo.
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Have tools, just have to learn how to use them.. lol
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What a great score Greg! Beautiful new tool! Some guys have all the luck... right time right place. How much power does it have? You're building up quite a workshop with all the right tools. :cool:
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was all on paper then hmm you might need to make doubles of all parts lol
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Had a small job to do this weekend. Did some ditching along the driveway...
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