Tamiya Ford F-350 High-Lift Truck
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Anybody know if you can use an Airtronics M8 to run the transmission with the turn dial? Or can you use a spektrum dx3? I have mine on the way. Anyone know where you can get a rubbersealed full beaaring kit for it? Thanks
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Uh oh.....
I like Ford and Dodge equally.....Ill drive an tractor to work rather than a chevy (well, the older ones are okay...)
I like Ford and Dodge equally.....Ill drive an tractor to work rather than a chevy (well, the older ones are okay...)
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what winch? As far as I see no winch is included, though you can easily rig one up using a servo and some rope. Here's an article how to do it: http://www.rccrawler.com/winch.htm
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RE: Tamiya Ford F-350 High-Lift Truck
pardon me ne moment but which control would work on the high lift that would control the tranny and stll have an extra channel for a winch?
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is this a good brush less esc for a high lift?
http://cgi.ebay.com/Mystery-RC-80A-B...QQcmdZViewItem
i found it on ebay reasonably priced , so i think , what do you guys think?
http://cgi.ebay.com/Mystery-RC-80A-B...QQcmdZViewItem
i found it on ebay reasonably priced , so i think , what do you guys think?
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can it be shifted on the fly without messing up the tranny
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It is most likely for planes, and probably doesn't have reverse. You can only run a brushless motor on it, and I think it will only run plane motors.
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can you recomend me a good brushless setup? maybe from ebay for the f-350? and also what is a good remote for the truck w/ a 4 thchannel for accessories like winch and lights? how do you shift gears?
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I had a Mamba 7700 in my High Lift. A Mamba is just too much.....fun, but too much motor.
The ONLY brushless motor that I think would be appropriate in the High Lift is a Novak Crawler, but it is probably too much, also. In the end, you don't want to go fast,your motor just needs plenty of torque.
The Novak crawler system is pretty expensive:
http://cgi.ebay.com/NEW-NOVAK-Rock-C...QQcmdZViewItem
The ONLY brushless motor that I think would be appropriate in the High Lift is a Novak Crawler, but it is probably too much, also. In the end, you don't want to go fast,your motor just needs plenty of torque.
The Novak crawler system is pretty expensive:
http://cgi.ebay.com/NEW-NOVAK-Rock-C...QQcmdZViewItem
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RE: Tamiya Ford F-350 High-Lift Truck
With a 4 channel stick radio, you move the stick from left to right (1-2-3). With a 3 channel radio, you use a switch (but not all 3ch have this, so you have to be careful for which you choose.) For lights, you can feed directly off the battery, as soon as I finidh my setup I'll get some pics. I use a switch on the truck to turn it on, so they are no always on. The 4th channel can be used for a winch, but if you want the MFU, then you need the 4th channel for that.
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RE: Tamiya Ford F-350 High-Lift Truck
ORIGINAL: JQuest64
Enjoy Chris, the kit is a wonderful build.
Enjoy Chris, the kit is a wonderful build.
Can't wait to get started but haven't ordered bearings yet.
Mounted the tires and rims up though