zsportmaxx

USE THE CHASSIS BRACES AND ENGINE MOUNT AND FUEL CAN

CUT THE FUEL CAN 3 1/2 BY 6
SHAPE CAN LIKE A PLOW
THE DRILL THREE HOLE ON BACK SIDE OF ENGINE MOUNT
PUT SCREWS INTO THE BRACES AND IT SHOULD SCREW IN TO THE BUMPER AND CUT THE PLASTIC SKIDPLATES

zsportmaxx

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Willthethrill

dude, no offense, but that is really sloppy. give me a pair of tin snips and a welder and i could make a kickass one, but that looks really bad. you should trim that and make it straight and nice, and i still dont think it will work.

rcpro-123

My Feedback: (2)

that should be named GHETO plow

GVFD29

My plow is almost complete....made out of 4in PVC pipe and Lego Technic. Scale with dampers and working winch lift system. (I push snow with a real truck). lol...You'll see picts soon.

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Thanks for the attention
hello

zsportmaxx

hey i am 13 give me some slack i live in texas and got three inches of snow it is not for serious plowing

Nitrofreak_105

3 inches!!!!!!!

have fun in edmonton! (more like 2 feet)

Edmonton is the place in canada where the biggest mall is by the way

FoxRacing500r-delete

Hey I dont want a History lesson Mr.Canada!,Zsport Your plow looks like half a soda can and screw's.lol,And just cuz your 13 doesnt mean nothing,I am 15,and I would weld a special one together.Btw When in the hell did R/C get so boring that you need to plow?.Is it me or are there some uhhhh...........LAZY PEOPLE out there.

ATFNegotiator

Iuno.. It looks alot more bootleg than a snow plow. I think putting a thing of sheet metal in the front of the Tmaxx would provide more coverage and plowing power :x

FoxRacing500r-delete

Ever heard of a shovel?And ur T maxx will build up snow and get stuck.DUHH.

rcpro-123

My Feedback: (2)

heh yeah i made one and as soon as i got it out i went full speed into the snow that was 1 inch my truck got stuck right away

*Crash*Johnson*

My Feedback: (7)

It's a good idea, but the maxx dont have enough power to push much snow.

rcpro-123

My Feedback: (2)

um yeah it does! its just the traction problem.

FoxRacing500r-delete

Rc pro ,I can barley push a open sled with a tmaxx,So snow is out of the picture.

*Crash*Johnson*

My Feedback: (7)

The T-Maxx has plenty of power, no doubt, but it is high end power. Not real good (unless you regear it) at snowplowing.

rcpro-123

My Feedback: (2)

i got a .21 hyper and i have more than engough power.

Timm125

With a properly designed plow, it is possible to move quite a bit of snow with a RC. A T-Maxx should be able to go through about three inches pretty easily.








Here are some videos.


[link=http://youtube.com/profile?user=Timm125]Some videos of my RC's plowing[/link]

dude7422

next time try a 64 oz. tomato juice can for the blade

cvikes80

Man that thing is sweet. nice job on that

Timm125

Thanks. I made my first plow quite some time ago, and I think the very first version wasn't much better than what the first poster in this thread made. I wasn't very happy with how it worked. I kept trying, and the design evolved into what I'm showing here.

It is a very tough design. I had one out yesterday plowing slush, and just general bashing. I can angle it, raise and lower it, and even apply down-pressure. It is still quite lightweight too. The actual plow assembly on the red one weighs about eight ounces.

cvikes80

so are you putting them into production or are you just doing it for fun?

rcnitrohead

Very nicw work

Timm125

Well, I am almost done with a complete step by step tutorial that I do want to sell. When I was making the large version on my USA-1, I took over 100 pictures. The plow part of the tutorial is almost 80 pages long, with many of the pictures I took, plus a number of diagrams.

I plan on giving a copy to a local hobby shop owner or two, to review before I begin to sell them.

I think in the future, I could create partial kits, but the tough part is that there are so many different styles and sizes of trucks. I also don't have the funds right now for producing them on a large scale. Trying to create a universal fit plow that behaves as well as these do, would be quite a trick. Partial kits are possible though, with a variety of blade sizes.

I plan on including winterization tips, and tire chain building tips with the tutorial. I plan on distributing them on CD as an HTML (web style) interface, with the actual plans as PDF files.

jarett 92

can someone please tell me what the point of a slow on ur r/c car is? it not like your going to plow your drive way with a 12" plow...