GEE PA! Never seen one of these before!
 

OK....! Now here's one for someone to take a stabb at!
http://www.scientificamerican.com/me...2C5A1334_1.jpg
Wish I could find more pics of this creature. I almost think this is a good project for Travis or Paul. :D Don't you boys agree??:D:D
FGD

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I agree!!!! Looks like something Paul's kids would enjoy:rolleyes: Let alone Paul!!

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Looks neat, is it supposed to be a end dumper?? I don't quite follow the hyd cylinders on the top edge.

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Those cyl's I think are the suspension. Yes I agree this is a good one for cousin Paul to do and thanks for showing it to us Uncle Freddy.

Travis

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Looks quite interesting, that's for sure. To me, it looks like some sort of futuristic container carrier. It must pick up containers under it's belly, and then transfer them to a different location. I'm guessing the cylinders are either suspension, or they change the configuration of the machine so it can walk over the top of the containers, lower down, then latch on, and lift them up.

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Crazy European dump truck designers...

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Ok, this is just wierd
Apparently it can dump either front, rear, or either side, wonder what the load capacity might be??
http://www.scientificamerican.com/me...2C5A1334_3.jpg
http://www.scientificamerican.com/me...2C5A1334_6.jpg
http://www.scientificamerican.com/me...2C5A1334_2.jpg
http://www.scientificamerican.com/me...2C5A1334_4.jpg
http://www.scientificamerican.com/me...2C5A1334_5.jpg
http://www.scientificamerican.com/me...2C5A1334_7.jpg

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How would you like to be the excavator/loader operator to swing your bucket over those cylinders every time you dump a scoop..?:eek:

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pretty wild lookin'...looks like some thing that would mining on the moon

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That thing looks like it could self load like a pan scraper. Pretty cool, good find FGD.

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WOW.thats one cool dump truck or loader.look like it can go anywere.would be a cool rc.
john.

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Hi

Meiller is a German Company,but this Monster has been created by a Chinese designer

http://www.likecool.com/Super_Tipper...cept--Car.html

Michael

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My hat's off to the designer but I have one question....
How does this rig steer?

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If the wheel sets could pivot on the legs, it would be possible it could have 4 corner steering for tight spots and front corner steering for road.

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i saved the pics
hmmmm now to figure it out
lol

glenn

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Well i thought this one was impossible. I now see it has small flaps on the dump box for dumping sideways... wow..

as for rear set of wheels, that will NEVER work in the real world. would jam up with mud or rocks and be a sitting duck.

http://www.scientificamerican.com/me...2C5A1334_5.jpg

as for propulsion, it is most likely an electric motor at each wheel. where the diesel generator is, i dunno. its a mystery lol.

on a side note it looks almost like it is from a japanese anime or something. reminds me of the AKIRA bike

http://media.techeblog.com/images/superbike_1.jpg

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If you look at the fourth picture down that Jeff put up, there is a pivot point on top of the wheel mounting box. I suspect that it turns the same as a twin steer, except it's computer control. The rear wheels also look to have the drive motors mounted in them to power it. As for the power plant it's probably nuclear or fuel cell.
Rob

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How does he know where's he's dumping when he's dumping forward? He can't really see unless there's some sort of down-view mirror. lol And like Stuff said, not very practical design on the wheels, and drivetrain.