Airport Tug - Rock Crawler Conversion
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Maybe look into some reduction units either in the drive train or a gearhead motor. You may want to get some more weight on the tug as well. One easy way to add weight would be to fill the tires with bb's. I use a tamiya king hauler with stock motor and the 4:1 drivetrain reduction and can haul my 40lb excavator on a 3 axle trailer no prob in all 3 gears even off road.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Add-On-Speed...QAAOSwARZXo9TU
https://www.servocity.com/10-rpm-gear-motor
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Add-On-Speed...QAAOSwARZXo9TU
https://www.servocity.com/10-rpm-gear-motor
Last edited by TheBennyB; 08-22-2016 at 11:54 AM.
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http://store.rc4wd.com/540-Crawler-B...55T_p_823.html
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Hello Hubby (my Chic),
I want you and your fellow modelers to know just how proud I am of you and ALL of your accomplishments....having retired from the military after 24 years, to getting a law degree, and then teaching for 20 years before retiring again last year. After your severe hand injury last year doing what you love (flying airplanes), and having gone through two hand surgeries and months of therapy, you did not give up. You began to build again even though you have been slow to getting back into the air. When you constructed this beautiful Airport Tug (Hank's Air Service), I knew those hands were ready for building again. It also made be so proud of your building skills when the hobby store owner saw that tug, liked it and purchased it from you! That proves to me how great your building skills are. The airplanes you are now building are just as great to me! I am so appreciative of your friends who gave you the opportunity to fly their planes last week at PGRC!!!! You are a great guy and you are all mine.... I don't share remember (smile)..... Thanks guys for being my Chic White's friend! God Bless You....Shirley
I want you and your fellow modelers to know just how proud I am of you and ALL of your accomplishments....having retired from the military after 24 years, to getting a law degree, and then teaching for 20 years before retiring again last year. After your severe hand injury last year doing what you love (flying airplanes), and having gone through two hand surgeries and months of therapy, you did not give up. You began to build again even though you have been slow to getting back into the air. When you constructed this beautiful Airport Tug (Hank's Air Service), I knew those hands were ready for building again. It also made be so proud of your building skills when the hobby store owner saw that tug, liked it and purchased it from you! That proves to me how great your building skills are. The airplanes you are now building are just as great to me! I am so appreciative of your friends who gave you the opportunity to fly their planes last week at PGRC!!!! You are a great guy and you are all mine.... I don't share remember (smile)..... Thanks guys for being my Chic White's friend! God Bless You....Shirley