DLuders Posted November 13, 2011 Posted November 13, 2011 (edited) On BrickTruckTrial, 88high/ Mr88high recently presented his Lego Technic Tatra 815 6x6 Trial Truck. He wrote: "Hello TruckTrial fans out there! Here I present my biggest, baddest, and most powerful TrialTruck yet! It is a Tatra 815 6X6, which is based on my last Tatra 4X4 frame. In fact, it uses the exact same front axle-and-3speed gearbox module. Below, I will list the many fascinatiing features of it: 1) 6X6 drive 2) Realistic Tatra-style suspension 3) 3-speed transmission, with remote-shift via LA * GEAR 1: Geared down 4X * GEAR 2: Geared down 3X * GEAR 3: Geared up once, then geared doen 2 more times. 4) WORKING winch (see my YouTube channel for the video) 5) Dummy working V8 6) Pneumaticly adjustable suspension (see my YouTube channel for the video) 7) Reinforced 3-gear steering rack 8) Hard shocks on all 6 axles, front one has extra rubberbands, rear 2 axles are long-travel. 9) Can go up a 50* slope 10) Drives really well in the snow (see my YouTube channel for the video) 11) reinforced cabine 12) dual side-mounted battery boxes 13) LED lights 14) MY VERY BEST TRIALTRUCK YET! 15) MY VERY 1st 6X6 YET!" This shows it "snow wheelin'" in Prescott, Arizona USA: This shows "...how the Pneumatic raising/lowering works:-Switch 1 & 2 both "in" = suspension free of all pneumatic air pressure. Suspension can move freely over bumps. -Switch 2 "out", Switch 1 "out" = raise suspension and compress shocks. The suspension can't compress. -Switch "out" , Switch 1 "in" = suspention hardened at full droop. The suspension can't compress." Link to of the powerful winch -- "It is powered by 1x PF M-Motor, believe it or not. It uses a worm-gear-driveline system, especially developed by me. As you can see, it has tons of power to pull the truck." Edited November 13, 2011 by DLuders Quote
timslegos Posted November 13, 2011 Posted November 13, 2011 great truck! very strong and powerful! tim Quote
nielsvdv Posted November 14, 2011 Posted November 14, 2011 mmmm i think it is my tatra 6X6, where i have instructions for on brickshelf, but with a few added functions. if it isn't, nice tatra :) Quote
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