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30cc puller
i want to build a trackor puller. i have a 30cc weed wacker engine that im thinking about using but i dont know were to start. my biggest problem is the trans. and what the best thing to use is. if anyone has any idea or pics of this i'd love to get them.
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RE: 30cc puller
Hey Costum
The toro gearbox is what I have in ver 2. They need some mods but so far seems reliable. I wish I had more runtime on it before recommending it.
[link=http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/m_8397120/anchors_8497708/mpage_1/key_/anchor/tm.htm#8497708]homemade truck ver 2 / toro gearbox video[/link]
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The toro gearbox is what I have in ver 2. They need some mods but so far seems reliable. I wish I had more runtime on it before recommending it.
[link=http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/m_8397120/anchors_8497708/mpage_1/key_/anchor/tm.htm#8497708]homemade truck ver 2 / toro gearbox video[/link]
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RE: 30cc puller
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rckiwi do you have any pics of one of these diffs? i dont know if im going to make a puller or a mud dragster yet. but i need a diff first.
rckiwi do you have any pics of one of these diffs? i dont know if im going to make a puller or a mud dragster yet. but i need a diff first.
They're not a diff.[] It's just a cast aluminum spool( posi traction). Pulling trucks need a low gear 30:1.[8D]
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yea i know i think that im going to use the some design and make a mud dragster. light weight and fast insted of heavy and slow!!! i think i'm also going to use a diff out of a XTM mammoth and make bigger shafts for it. im not having good luck finding a rear end
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Hey Costum
Either way you build, a puller or mud drag you are probably better off without a diff, a solid axle would be the best bet for laying down some serious power. Take a look at this puller extremely well built and with a definete purpose. [link=http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/m_8587425/tm.htm]lots of sweet rigs[/link]
Are you gonna do a solid chassis or have suspension?
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Either way you build, a puller or mud drag you are probably better off without a diff, a solid axle would be the best bet for laying down some serious power. Take a look at this puller extremely well built and with a definete purpose. [link=http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/m_8587425/tm.htm]lots of sweet rigs[/link]
Are you gonna do a solid chassis or have suspension?
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