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Re: RC4WD Loader
•CNC machined aluminum parts
•Molded steel bucket •6 channel 2.4Ghz radio •Optimized steel hydraulic system •Scale operator station (can fit a driving figure) •Massive 29.5-25L-5 tires •Reliable hydraulic valve and adjustable pump •Heavy duty hoses (OD 4.5mm Nylon, ID 2.5mm) •Powder coated in yellow •Brushless system (hydraulic) •40A brushless ESC with BEC •XXX Kv brushless monster torque motor •Realistic non functional disk break •Scale ABC plastic interior •Wheel with planetary gearbox build-in •2 speed full metal transmission (1:16 and 1:4 gear ratio) •Realistic fullfull metal axles •Run time is: XX minutes (XXXXmAh battery) •Steel machined oil pump (45mm X 30mm X 15.5mm) •Bucket capacity: •Maximum bucket force: 70kg/154pounds •Driving speed: XXX meter per hour •Scale: 1:12 •Length: 741mm/29inch •Width: 276mm/11inch •Height: 276mm/11inch •Maximum bucket height: 461mm/18inch •Maximum bucket up and down angle: 46 to 64 degrees •Maximum bucket left and right angle: 38 degrees •Wheel base: 284mm •Deadweight: 20.5kg/45lbs •Total mass load: 32kg/70lbs •Operating oil pressure: 20Bar, 290psi •Manufactured by JDCustoms •30 days limited warranty $450 shipping charge!!!! WTF!! 100lbs shipping weight!!! says its a 1/12scale don't like the looks of the trans, axles look like truck axles and whats with the fron disc brakes? Ill hold out for the Wedico one I dream of owning one day!!
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I'm sure they'll sell a ton of them to the Right customers. If it was 1/14 scale and $2500 I'd buy one just for the heck of it. but 1/12 scale and $3200 is making it out of the picture for me since I already have a loader. I know it's "crappy" for the most part but remember it is ready to run. By the time me and Eddie got our loaders working the way we want them to be with the right radios, quick couplers, buckets, servonaut sound, ESC, BMA , lights and such and the countless freaking hours spent to get them working and dialed in we're well over $8000 in + shipping and payment fees. Trust me, waiting for stuff for 5-6 weeks at time makes this loader a much better option for people that don't like to tinker and wait, Not to mention almost half the cost. Which makes it hard to part with our loaders and people just don't understand that a wedico loader for $5600 still needs almost another $3000 to make it sweet.
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I was extremely surprised to see the cost of this kit exceed the excavator. Must have had more development costs considering a loader is a less complicated machine. Especially since they used some existing components from the dumper. I wish they would state if the axles are locked full-time or are lockable via remote channel. |
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They're cable lockable Nate. One thing I can tell anyone that's gonna get this loader, those axles are NOT very smooth, so keeping them locked is best since when they're open they "hop" or grind when they're new, until you get them broken "IN" they will seem like they're stripprd.
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