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I didn't mean it so that the plastic should be damaged in your model... I meant it so, that if we want to build realistic drivetrains then Lego would must use the metal gears because with plastic we have to do always compromises and make Lego suitable solutions... :)

Max...

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Can you show where the skipping ocours? Problem with having 1 driveshaft for 4 axles or 8 wheels is that when one wheel is stuck it has to whitstand the power of what is usualy transfered to 8 wheels... Thats why I prefer using 1/motor per wheel or axle and you also get rid of differentials and get more control.

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The diff is in a 5x7 frame and is driven by a 20 tooth double bevel. And this 20 tooth is drven by a 12 tooth double bevel above. These two gears should normaly placed between two triangles, but this is not the case on these axles and under high load they jump over.

My last setup was really rocksolid, but the frame was really high and the chassis was zero kat 1, and i want a kat 1 chassis. So i have to use one driveshaft.

Posted (edited)

Can you show where the skipping ocours? Problem with having 1 driveshaft for 4 axles or 8 wheels is that when one wheel is stuck it has to whitstand the power of what is usualy transfered to 8 wheels... Thats why I prefer using 1/motor per wheel or axle and you also get rid of differentials and get more control.

On the other side, when you climb on obstacle with 8x8 and first and last axles are in the air the power of 1st and 4th motor goes lost because they are not integrated in common drivetrain... the whole weight of the MOC lays then on 2 middle axles, so there is double load on middle axles and double load on 2 middle motors... So the power gets lost and load increases what causes stucking if you use 1 motor per axle configuration... The biggest advantage is of course minimizing/zeroing of friction losses in drivetrain... Everything got pros and cons... Hmm...

Max...

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  • 3 weeks later...
Posted (edited)

Thanks, but with lego it is very experimental. And the planetary rims with the turntables have much friction now. So i have to clean after every run.

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Thanks, but with lego it is very experimental. And the planetary rims with the turntables have much friction now. So i have to clean after every run.

That is true and actually with all LEGO builds since all parts are open...

  • 4 weeks later...
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Like the truck from lucio switch it has a pneumatic suspension on the rear axles. And the frontaxle has 6 springs per wheel too. I have made it simply more solid. Lucios truck is on some points a little bit weak.

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i cant decide where the third batterybox is placed. Lucio has placed it in the storage box behind the cab and i want to fit all, which was in this box, at the side of the frame. but at the left or at the right side?

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lxf

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i cant decide where the third batterybox is placed. Lucio has placed it in the storage box behind the cab and i want to fit all, which was in this box, at the side of the frame. but at the left or at the right side?

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lxf

Michael, is this mod compatible with the rest of Lucio's truck?

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The cab will fit, but the fifth wheel is one stud higher than lucios truck

What I meant was if for example the cylinders for the cab tilt have the same mounting points as in the original truck by Lucio.

In other words, are all the featured functions in Lucio's truck still intact in your mod? :)

I'm asking because I like what you have done so far in your mod

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