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Originally Posted by pontiacmann
 Nice Work, Looks Great. |
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Originally Posted by Lil Giants
What a Beast!!! Looking forward to seeing it perform in the dirt!  |
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Originally Posted by D8R
Looking very good Steve, all dozer project interesting to follow. Will for shure move dirt long before mine will.
Electrical drive is a must when building "smaller" model, wish I have done that from beginning. How long time will battery last when running?
/Dan
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Originally Posted by DADSGARAGE
Great looking dozer!! Really like that it's not another cat, something different for a change!! What year is that machine? Is there also a spring and plunger behind the grease track tensioner??
KP
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Originally Posted by TRUCKMAKER
This turned out really nice, it'll be great to see it in the dirt!
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Thanks all .
Dan I cycled each side with no load without the sabertooth with a 11.1V lipo 2100MaH batts, I got 21-25 mins when batt got to 11.5V . I'll be running on a 18.5V 10900MaH lipo .
KP, yes spring behind grease ram a must . As for year, since I couldn't get the proper yellow, lets say the years of the Komatsu / Dresser merger . Right before they came out with the TD40C . Painted Komatsu yellow which Is the paint we got from the dealer to repaint my TD8E years ago . Cab interior should be tan, but the primer gray is close to komatsu's gray interior so I went with it
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