Bruder Delta tracked loader

[SmallHaul]

Originally Posted by TheMachinist

I measured the energy consumption of the loader in working conditions at the Campbell River show today.

The little guy pulled 600MAH out of a 1200MAH battery in 1 full hour of continuous running (loading coal and helping to clean debris out of the Dryland sort).

These machines are really addictive to run

Agreed, they are a blast to run.

Did you build a rubber tracked loader yourself? Got vids of the show?

[aseejr]

Originally Posted by SmallHaul

Agreed, they are a blast to run.

Did you build a rubber tracked loader yourself? Got vids of the show?

Scott,

This was your creation. I was at the Campbell show also but couldn't stay long, so I left it there for Jordie, Rob, Greg and Lou to play with.

Albert

[SmallHaul]

Originally Posted by aseejr

Scott,

This was your creation. I was at the Campbell show also but couldn't stay long, so I left it there for Jordie, Rob, Greg and Lou to play with.

Albert

Oh...I see. Albert, I knew you were a good guy from communicating with you but, I didn't realize you were one of the best guys in the hobby leaving your loader at the show for others to run & enjoy!

[TheMachinist]

Originally Posted by SmallHaul

Oh...I see. Albert, I knew you were a good guy from communicating with you but, I didn't realize you were one of the best guys in the hobby leaving your loader at the show for others to run & enjoy!

My Bad
I should have mentioned that so there wasn't any confusion and yes Albert is one of the best guys I've met as well. This hobby seems to be full of great people and I look forward to meeting more in person.

Jordy

[SmallHaul]

I made up a grapple attachment. Loading pipe onto a Tamiya trailer. I tried to keep it light, strong and simple.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0lWtdvY0QQM