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05-15-2014, 10:54 PM
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Re: First build ,cat D11
I'm pretty sure the hydraulics will be able to handle the added weight. And yes she is heavy to carry from garage to backyard!! Like modelman said I think the issue lies with blade geometry. I'm going to try that first. I know she isn't under powered. Just need to get her hooking up right
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05-15-2014, 11:19 PM
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Re: First build ,cat D11
did you get oil-lite bushings or straight bronze ? Oil-lite is what you want . As for the blade , from what I can see , the whole thing is tilted too much to the front . Looks to me like it needs to come back so it just about touches the cylinders . right now it looks like your corners are doing all the work and the middle is gliding along . Another thing to remember the coal blade will carry more volume to weight in coal then soil . Meaning , soil is much heavier then coal .
looks great , speed looks good . More inspiration to get my TD40 goin
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