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Old 01-26-2016, 01:45 PM
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Well, I just got my first piece of equipment. I bought the kit on ebay with the Carson ESC, spindle drives and radio. I am not impressed, needless to say I have already ordered the Liembach kit from TTM. Since I am ditching the Carson ESC, do you think a Sabertooth 2x12 will work for the drive motors? I happen to have one setting around. If not, I guess I will order a Servonaut M220......Oh and I stole the paint scheme from the late Mitch, I hope that does not offend anyone. I am not sure if my Deere yellow is right or not, I bought industrial yellow deere branded paint but I feel it may be a bit dark, oh well I'm not going to repaint. Also have some Deere decals on order. I will put up some better photos once I am done.











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Nice start.
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The Sabertooth 2x12 will work fine in this model.

Good work on the paint, looks good.
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Well, It's been a while since I updated this thread so I figured it's about time. I have the loader together and am enjoying it. There have been a few bumps along the way..... I have had to replace the valve block due to bleed off and the pump motor also gave out on me. I think this may be because I started the model without a pressure gauge. I have one now and am running at 12 Bar roughly. I also bought a super sweet dump trailer from a "some Canadian guy"





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The pressure test this evening after new pump motor install:

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Old 10-13-2016, 08:36 PM
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Looks great, let the fun begin.
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I needs money so I can gets me one of those. Nice man.
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I missed these last few posts for some reason. Nice to see you getting things dirty! I'll have to look up this "Canadian guy", maybe he lives around here.lol
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How do you take the tracks off of the loader? The only way I know how is to stand the loader on its tail and push down on the tensioner with something that I can put my body weight onto, then I can slip the tracks off. Is there an easier way?
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Old 12-09-2016, 08:24 AM
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I don't know of a better way, it's always a pain in the a**. I suppose you could drift out the idler pin to take the tension off the idler as well.
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Replace one of the pins of each track with a bolt long enough to secure a lock nut... that's how I remove my Scale Art tracks.
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Old 12-10-2016, 07:32 PM
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That's a great idea! A couple button head screws would be perfect for that.
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