KH Beam Hauler

[Mikem]

You need to get that crane out to unload those beams . Time to rc Lego

[Bo Wallen]

Originally Posted by Mikem

You need to get that crane out to unload those beams . Time to rc Lego

Hey it crossed my mind a few times The Lego Crane got 18 motors 10.6 feet tall so it would work even if the scale is 1:48

[Cossett]

Thats one bueaty there, and a impressive amount of wheels,
So that brings me to the next question when are you going to build a crane ?

Cheers Tracy

[Bo Wallen]

Originally Posted by Cossett

Thats one bueaty there, and a impressive amount of wheels,
So that brings me to the next question when are you going to build a crane ?

Cheers Tracy

Thank You Tracy.
Did a crane a while back......18 motors 10.6 feet tall and lift 30 LBS. or more
No Glue.
[IMG]Lego Crane pic 10 by Bo Wallen, on Flickr[/IMG]
[IMG]Lego Crane pic 6 by Bo Wallen, on Flickr[/IMG]
[IMG]Lego Crane pic 5 by Bo Wallen, on Flickr[/IMG]
[IMG]Lego Crane pic 2 by Bo Wallen, on Flickr[/IMG]

I think Kerst is the guy to go to for cranes. I wanna make a 50 ton forklift.

[kerst]

Originally Posted by Bo Wallen

Thank You Tracy.
Did a crane a while back......18 motors 10.6 feet tall and lift 30 LBS. or more
No Glue.
[IMG]Lego Crane pic 10 by Bo Wallen, on Flickr[/IMG]
[IMG]Lego Crane pic 6 by Bo Wallen, on Flickr[/IMG]
[IMG]Lego Crane pic 5 by Bo Wallen, on Flickr[/IMG]
[IMG]Lego Crane pic 2 by Bo Wallen, on Flickr[/IMG]

I think Kerst is the guy to go to for cranes. I wanna make a 50 ton forklift.

Wow! Impressive!
Looks like I am not the only one who started with Lego. When the Lego pieces started breaking I switched to metal.

kerst

[Cossett]

Another Lego hoarder love it,
But thinking something a bit smaller around 6x6 or 8x8 chassis based off a 1/10 moded kit or 1/14

Cheers Tracy

[Northern Farmer]

Oh wow! Look at that crane! Awesome, must have took quite a while to get her there

[Bo Wallen]

Originally Posted by Cossett

Another Lego hoarder love it,
But thinking something a bit smaller around 6x6 or 8x8 chassis based off a 1/10 moded kit or 1/14

Cheers Tracy

Originally Posted by Northern Farmer

Oh wow! Look at that crane! Awesome, must have took quite a while to get her there

Thanks Tracy.
I can say the owner of the toy store was happy every time i showed up to get more Lego Kit's.........Total Hoarding... spent $3K to get the right shape or color Yes would love to build a smaller crane like 80-100 ton model.

Brandon. Thanks. I built this crane over a long and cold winter with my son John he needed a crane for he's Dinky Toys cars to bring them up to the top of the bunkbed witch was out of reach from he's new born sister...
we had a good bonding time for sure.

[Claus]

That Lego crane is truly awesome, you must be your boy's hero!

[Bo Wallen]

Originally Posted by Claus

That Lego crane is truly awesome, you must be your boy's hero!

Thank You Claus. Yes for sure and John Is my hero. Three years old at the time, was truly a great experience to make this project together.

[TRUCKMAKER]

Beautiful piece of work Bo!

[Bo Wallen]

Originally Posted by TRUCKMAKER

Beautiful piece of work Bo!

Thank You Kent.

I occupied my wife's ironing board and the dining room table for four months.
And now i am on the second wife. get you some of that. It cost to stay on top,
No child was injured during the build.

[Claus]

How long ago did you build the crane?

[Bo Wallen]

Originally Posted by Claus

How long ago did you build the crane?

1991 was the crane build and a major overhaul / upgrade was done 1999 before the big World tour 1999-2000. My son is now 28 and daughter is 25. Time goes fast when you have fun

[Bo Wallen]

After Cabin Fever Expo................Mack Time [IMG]Untitled by Bo Wallen, on Flickr[/IMG]

[Christofferlm]

Hey nice build could you share some pictures of the inside of the truck? would like to se the driveline and stuf like that on a rig like this

[TRUCKMAKER]

Twin steer, tri-drive?

[Bo Wallen]

Originally Posted by Christofferlm

Hey nice build could you share some pictures of the inside of the truck? would like to se the driveline and stuf like that on a rig like this

Originally Posted by TRUCKMAKER

Twin steer, tri-drive?

Thanks for asking. Yes i will make some Picture this weekend of the underside of the KH Beam Hauler. It's not much secrets under there

Kent. I've ben lazy, have not put all the new axles on this one yet........two axle drive twin steer works quite well. The frame looks like a swiss cheese and need to be replaced at some point. The frame rails was used on something else before this truck, at the time i didn't have long enough rails so......
I can share a secret with you.........I'm Building a second copy of this truck with all the bling and exclude all the mistakes in the first one. To much time/work to upgrade the first one......It's going to retire when the new one is ready.
Oops ! i forgot to say A build Documentation is under way for the KH Beam Hauler the II

[RCP57]

Originally Posted by Bo Wallen

Thanks for asking. Yes i will make some Picture this weekend of the underside of the KH Beam Hauler. It's not much secrets under there

Kent. I've ben lazy, have not put all the new axles on this one yet........two axle drive twin steer works quite well. The frame looks like a swiss cheese and need to be replaced at some point. The frame rails was used on something else before this truck, at the time i didn't have long enough rails so......
I can share a secret with you.........I'm Building a second copy of this truck with all the bling and exclude all the mistakes in the first one. To much time/work to upgrade the first one......It's going to retire when the new one is ready.
Oops ! i forgot to say A build Documentation is under way for the KH Beam Hauler the II

I can see it Bo.

[Bo Wallen]

Today is a good day ;o) I can post on the forum again. And now this.
Got my ex. of RC Driver Magazine........KH Beam Hauler is there.

IMG_0683 by Bo Wallen, on FlickrIMG_0684 by Bo Wallen, on Flickr