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Old 02-27-2011, 10:58 PM
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I've been debating starting this thread yet but here we go . I started on the dump box already ( mental block ) Oh heck here some pics .





the dump bed on my 53' single drop trl.



I'll be down here for awhile now with gettin these 3 builds running

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Another started project?

And a great choice of subjects too. I'll watch this one with great interest.
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Great choice ! I really like those 3 axles mack dumpers and will follow your work with a lot of interest.

I am sure you already decided the cable shovel model you will build to load this beast..........
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Old 02-28-2011, 07:33 AM
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Another started project?

And a great choice of subjects too. I'll watch this one with great interest.

I figured you say that yes and this 1 has a chore already . It'll be filling the heat gen. plant .

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Great choice ! I really like those 3 axles mack dumpers and will follow your work with a lot of interest.

I am sure you already decided the cable shovel model you will build to load this beast..........
thanks Papy I think I'll let someone's drag load it till I get this and my other 2 projects working .
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What scale is it?
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1:14.5
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......thanks Papy I think I'll let someone's drag load it till I get this and my other 2 projects working .

You are probably right.....I got at least ten projects in process and the consequence is none of them is progressing fast
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Cool; both the subject and project. The metalwork I see on this forum just blows me away! Dan
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HMM, One of the trucks we talked about.
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I got some more done and some better pics The body is almost complete I started on the frame .





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What tires are those?
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I have never seen one of these things before, but it looks huge! Definitely an interesting model. I'm interested to see this thing come together for you. The box looks really, really good. Nice job, Steve. It appears you scaled it down quite a bit, to match your tire selection. What scale are you building this Mack in?
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Steve , here's a link http://store.rc4wd.com/MIL-SPEC-ZXL-22-Tires_p_724.html I'm not sure just yet on using them I should have them look like the 1's tom made . I'm going to go through RC Machines . I think they have the right size and tread pattern . If all else fails I'll use these , they scale out right .

Nate , reply # 6 1: 14.5 I only ever got to see the small single axle 1's . I think that place had 1 of these , I just can't remember . Since the quarry changed owners , I believe they scraped them they made my f800 ( at the time ) look like a pick-up truck .

I'm hopping to have the frame together tonight . If I get my rear parts for next week end , I'll try to get my rears made .

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size comparison to a aluminum grain shovel



and a grain shovel of coal in the body



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Sweet Build!!!
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Steve. The Macks looking real good. It's going to be a heavy weight for sure. Are you going to go with a standard drive train or gear motors on the axles. By the way have you got a steamer or are you using coal for heat.
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Steve. The Macks looking real good. It's going to be a heavy weight for sure. Are you going to go with a standard drive train or gear motors on the axles. By the way have you got a steamer or are you using coal for heat.
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thanks Rob , Heat , I wish I had a steamer I got plans but someday I'll build it

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Great looking project Steve

This truck will be a real dirt mover, I will be watching this build...

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Hey Steve look what i found..This thing is going to be a real brute...Over 11 inches wide and almost 30 inches long ..Im likin these old cornbinders ...alot of caractor


This brocure is for sale on ebay
http://cgi.ebay.ca/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?...m=350195487071
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