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Is it just me, or why do the outriggers on the back not touch the ground? I mean, I have the model too, but can't find an answer for it...

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  On 7/25/2019 at 1:59 PM, Jockos said:

Is it just me, or why do the outriggers on the back not touch the ground? I mean, I have the model too, but can't find an answer for it...

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You mean in my 42070? Yes the outriggers don't touch the ground because te model is leaning forward due to the heavy front.

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  On 7/25/2019 at 2:50 PM, Ngoc Nguyen said:

You mean in my 42070? Yes the outriggers don't touch the ground because te model is leaning forward due to the heavy front.

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Yes. I don't think or don't know if it's due to leaning forwards, but at my model it doesn't even reaches the ground on flat Surface..so is it a common problem, or I did something wrong?

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  On 7/25/2019 at 4:00 PM, Jockos said:

Yes. I don't think or don't know if it's due to leaning forwards, but at my model it doesn't even reaches the ground on flat Surface..so is it a common problem, or I did something wrong?

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If you build the 42070 according to the official instructions, it's expected that you'll encounter that problem, because the rear outriggers don't extend with the same speed as the side outriggers. 

I made a small mod in my 42070 to fix that. At the step in the following picture, I use 9L liftarms instead of 7L.

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The instructions don't even make sense. They tell you to install each outrigger with the MLA at half-extension. Yet when the instructions press onward, the outriggers are flush with the rest of the truck. I could never work that out and just ended up manually retracting each one. :wacko:

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  On 7/25/2019 at 4:22 PM, Ngoc Nguyen said:

If you build the 42070 according to the official instructions, it's expected that you'll encounter that problem, because the rear outriggers don't extend with the same speed as the side outriggers. 

I made a small mod in my 42070 to fix that. At the step in the following picture, I use 9L liftarms instead of 7L.

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Thanks, that could be the problem, yeah

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Thirteen years apart...

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Interesting how the "Heavy duty forklift" is considerably smaller than the warehouse forklift (different scales, I know). I still prefer 8416 though :wub:

Great topic by the way! :thumbup:

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  On 8/9/2019 at 9:03 PM, Valkyx said:
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New spider crane shouldnt be yellow?

https://shop.lego.com/en-PL/product/compact-crawler-crane-42097

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The one in my pictures isn't the official one from Lego. Since I have spare parts from building 42082 B model, and since most spider cranes are red, I decided to build a red one myself. The red one also contains various mods and fixes from me to make it more playable.

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  On 8/10/2019 at 11:03 AM, Ngoc Nguyen said:

The one in my pictures isn't the official one from Lego. Since I have spare parts from building 42082 B model, and since most spider cranes are red, I decided to build a red one myself. The red one also contains various mods and fixes from me to make it more playable.

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I've seen those multiple 42082 was just curious cuz all yt vids and official Lego shows yellow model.

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