Bruder Delta tracked loader

[Brian in PA]

Scott that is insane! It seems to have a lot of power to spare. very nice.

Brian

[W900snowman]

Very nice conversion, you were pretty smooth on the controls too. Do you mind if I ask about how long it took to do.

[SmallHaul]

Originally Posted by W900snowman

Very nice conversion, you were pretty smooth on the controls too. Do you mind if I ask about how long it took to do.

Thanks, it took about 50 hours to build. I spent 2 days just making and figuring out the mounts for the twin bucket curl servos and doing the wiring for them. It took a lot of time figuring out how the get all of the servo power transfered to the lifting arm as well. The more I think about it, it was probably than 50 hours but, I enjoy making these creations it feels like driving powerful little robots when they are done

[SmallHaul]

I was asked for more info on this build and thought I would just post it up here for everyone to benifit.

Here is a parts list of what I used to build it:


Nomadio Sensor radio
Tamiya gearbox
2 x slotcar motors (tamiya motors are 3.5 volts and fry quickly)
Saber tooth motor controller
5 volt 5 amp (continuous) bec
Hitec Digital HS-7955 TG lift servo
2 x Align Digital DS410M servos for bucket curl

[tc1cat]

Nice conversion I still don't see how you guys get all of the necessary components inside one of these little vehicles

Lynn

[firefighter30]

Scott, nice job on the Loader looks great and seems to have a lot of power. seemed to work really well in the video.

[SmallHaul]

Originally Posted by tc1cat

Nice conversion I still don't see how you guys get all of the necessary components inside one of these little vehicles

Thanks! It just takes a lot of patience

Lynn

Originally Posted by firefighter30

Scott, nice job on the Loader looks great and seems to have a lot of power. seemed to work really well in the video.

Thanks Doug!

[Mustang]

Great build! Thanks for showing what motors you used with the Tamiya gearbox. I've been stuck on my Bruder conversion looking for replacements for the stock Tamiya ones. Looked at everything except slotcars - DOH!

[9W Monighan]

Nice build Scott! You should have built two or three in the process so you can keep one. You still should let Scotty up here try to break it

[JAMMER]

Hey Scott nice work and boy is that thing fast. It just about the right size for your Tonka truck. Ed

[SmallHaul]

Originally Posted by Trixx

Looks great.
i want to build one to

Thanks

Originally Posted by JAMMER

Hey Scott nice work and boy is that thing fast. It just about the right size for your Tonka truck. Ed

Thanks Ed! Yes, it loads the Tonka fast. It'll probably load the Mack DT fast too but, I'll need like a 2" or so tall ramp to load it.

Another photo of the new bucket curl mounts. If you look closely you will see a small kick plate between the servo and the hoop mount. It locks the bottom of the servos tight against the bottom plate.

[caterpillar]

Hi SmallHaul,
I am new rc land and loving your bruder conversion guide! Excellent work. I will give it a try myself. In case I fail, I guess you are still selling the RTR model, right? Any indication of the price?
Btw which motors do you use from professor motor?

[SmallHaul]

Originally Posted by 69tony12

These look awesome, all your builds are amazing, also love the tonka dump truck one, would really like to see your builds but im in the wrong side of the ocean will pm you with a few questions Thnks

Thank you very much.

Originally Posted by caterpillar

Hi SmallHaul,
I am new rc land and loving your bruder conversion guide! Excellent work. I will give it a try myself. In case I fail, I guess you are still selling the RTR model, right? Any indication of the price?
Btw which motors do you use from professor motor?

I'll shoot you a PM. I use 35,000 @ 12v slot car motors because you only feed them 7.2 volts. I don't remember motor name I'll look it up.

[caterpillar]

Originally Posted by SmallHaul

Thank you very much.



I'll shoot you a PM. I use 35,000 @ 12v slot car motors because you only feed them 7.2 volts. I don't remember motor name I'll look it up.

I am about to order my parts as well. Just a little lost with the motors from professor motor. Not a lot of information on the site to make sure I got the right size and voltage for the motors. Do you have a type nr?