2 IH 433 payscrapers (ps433-2 moves)

[D8R]

Hi Steve, looking good scrapers, why make only one.
Looked thrue my photos of 463, here´s one pics showing the roller and a strip on floor

Dan

[ihbuilder]

thank you Dan . If your going to have a push pull you got to have at lest 2

IHSteve

[D8R]

Guess I have to build a DW20 and rebuild the 463 when my D8 is operational!

[ihbuilder]

Originally Posted by D8R

Guess I have to build a DW20 and rebuild the 463 when my D8 is operational!

LOL I never saw a pull pan being pushed . I'd love to see that 8 moving

I kinda improvised for the crowd/ejector but it'll do . Still have to make the top roller & track


got my rod and barrel material to day and just ordered the seals next is pump , valves and elec. oh the links are for an upcoming build this winter just planning and collecting right now


some progress pics . BTW the rear stack is supposed to be black brown for a sooty/rusty look not perfect but I'll work on it





enjoy
IHSteve

[9W Monighan]

Have you come up with a bullet proof tranny yet? I was reading on a earlier post about two speeds and what came to mind was a two speed motor. I was scrounging around on my motor shelf looking for a motor on my boom hoist and found one that had two windings. Only problem with yours is you need super power in low.

[ihbuilder]

Steve ,I plan on building 4 2 speeds this winter after cabin fever . I have a good loading speed right now which will work for shows and meets . when I'll need the high range will be in the 1:14 scale working garden railway where I can get some good scale working area . With 10 acres I can build 1 heck of a lay out that will keep expanding forever could even put a coal stripping in it

IHSteve

[trucker n]

man that is looking sweet steve

[dirtpusher9]

Steve, you are moving along nicely. Will you make the St Louis show?

[modelman]

IHbuilder-that looks really good! With it sitting on that trailer you can see the size of that "brute". Should be a "diggin" machine!!

[td9clyde]

would those be number 40 or 50 half links??? lol i know what those will be for i had to grind on mine to get them to work right and smoothly

[ihbuilder]

Originally Posted by trucker n

man that is looking sweet steve

thank you tn

Originally Posted by dirtpusher9

Steve, you are moving along nicely. Will you make the St Louis show?

joe I'm coming but not enough time to get her running for the show my pump $ had to go else where but I should have it back soon .

Originally Posted by modelman

IHbuilder-that looks really good! With it sitting on that trailer you can see the size of that "brute". Should be a "diggin" machine!!

thanks Tom . I'm hopping it will work like the real one . as is now it'll spin the wheels in the tires . I finally got the right size bar to make the wheels so I'll oversize the bead a little than stuff them . for size it's between a 627 and 637 cat . If you ever see a 627 on a trailer thats about what it looks like . But I think they have the 4th axle down .

Originally Posted by td9clyde

would those be number 40 or 50 half links??? lol i know what those will be for i had to grind on mine to get them to work right and smoothly

1 more size 60 the pads will be 2" wide the same on my td8 wide track but much much bigger just a tad smaller than Joes D9 I will build the td8 also w/a 6 way blade just about got that figured out


IHSteve

[td9clyde]

like size wise? that be a big dozer lol i used number 50 on the terex and i am in the same scale as DP Joe and my pads are 2 inches wide and 5/8's then a 1/4 inch grouser bar on the top 60's would be a lil big for a small dozer wouldn't they?

[ihbuilder]

Originally Posted by td9clyde

like size wise? that be a big dozer lol i used number 50 on the terex and i am in the same scale as DP Joe and my pads are 2 inches wide and 5/8's then a 1/4 inch grouser bar on the top 60's would be a lil big for a small dozer wouldn't they?

Clyde ,I plan to build 2 ,the td8e and td40 . The td 8 is 7" pitch which scales to .5 . I think that will be #40 the # 60 is for the TD-40 I've been wanting to do this before the pans but my want to be different over came me and had to do the pan's first this'll be about the size of your 82-30 and a hair smaller then joe's 9 . Hydraulics may slow me down on the pan . with the lack of space hydro's are the best option , can't run it with out them ( steering ) unless I change it ( no way ) the dozer you do not have to have the hydro's to use it . A heavy blade w/ cable up or some screw type mech . hidden to work the blade . All in all I still shooting to get - R - running for winter .

IHSteve

[td9clyde]

Oh lol i missed the TD 40 lol now i follow you yea i went with the 50's and shoulda used the 60's both the 82-30's that i have the hydralic and the cable will get switched over to 60's and new pads lol but any ways to top all the other things i have in the works i been thinkin about another lol but i really need to concentrate on what i have in the works lol

[Snochaser]

I like the look siiting on the trailer, looks like one going down the road (bounce, bounce, bounce- trailer movement)!

Coming along nicely.

-Ben

[bigpipespete]

that looks fantastic

[ihbuilder]

Originally Posted by Snochaser

I like the look siiting on the trailer, looks like one going down the road (bounce, bounce, bounce- trailer movement)!

Coming along nicely.

-Ben

Originally Posted by bigpipespete

that looks fantastic

thanks guys it's on hold for a little till I get some things worked out on it that just bother me + got my own hydros I'm working on and need some more R&D time on them & scrounging time

[SmallHaul]

looking good Steve, how much does it weigh so far?

Oh, and do you ever sleep?

[ihbuilder]

Originally Posted by SmallHaul

looking good Steve, how much does it weigh so far?

not yet maybe around 40 - 50 #

Oh, and do you ever sleep?

no not when something is bothering me like getin something to work with nothing or miss matched parts story of my life

any way , thanks

[JAMMER]

Hello Steve that pan is looking real good and so does that lowboy it setting on I need one. Ed