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Try this: It can easily handle the torque of a XL-motor and will fit nicely into your chassis Good luck with your car! I
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The slipping can be because the H-frame moves out of the pins:
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[MOC] Compact Log Loader
Technonsense replied to Technonsense's topic in LEGO Technic and Model Team
No, I just have to keep the remote above or behind the vehicle. -
Hi Eurobricks! I would like to share my newest creation with you: a log loader. It is roughly based on a Skogger loader. It has four RC functions: - propulsion - steering - boom - grabber A XL motor is geared down 3:1 to give the four wheels a descent speed and power: I used a servo motor for the steering: The boom is controlled by a M motor via 2 mini LAs. The grabber is also controlled by a M motor and uses a worm gear on two 16t gears. Because the body is only 8 studs at its widest, I had to use a custom 9V battery. Finally the video: Please leave a comment and tell me what you think!
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Here is a short video to show the durability:
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No, the grey 20t beval gear is the one with the round centre hole and is only there to help to prevent slipping. I will make one as soon as we have good weather again here in South Africa! Thanks for the rest of the comments, I really appreciate it!
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I wanted to build a small rc version of a Jeep Mighty FC for a long time, and finally managed to do so: My main goal was outdoor performance, so I've used a XL motor geared down 1:2.78 for propulsion. A servo motor was used for steering. With only 12 studs between the insides of the wheel hubs, I had to squeeze in portal axles for the front and rear. Of course we also have suspension: The belly-shot: And the video(sorry for bad resolution): The chassis can be separated from the bodywork and battery in about 10sec. Although it was only possible to build in yellow, I tried to include as much detail as possible and did my best to hide most of the interior. I hope you like it. Feel free to leave your comments and criticism!
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It is possible but, with a 11wide chassis, I prefer a smaller ground clearance to portal axles causing extra friction and slipping gears.
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This was supposed to be a Unimog 401 but things turned out a little different. some specs: Drive: XL motor geared 1:1 Steering: servo motor Openable doors etc It also has rear pendular suspension: And of course a belly-shot: I will make a video as soon as possible to prove its off-road performance. I hope you like it!
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You can use something like this for your front suspension:
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LEGO TECHNIC 4X4 EXPEDITION CAR
Technonsense replied to LEGO ADAM's topic in LEGO Technic and Model Team
I like your compact chassis. The XL motor is geared 1:1 to the wheels, right? -
Mock "Perpetual Motion" - GBC Mark 2 version (DONE)
Technonsense replied to Doug72's topic in LEGO Technic and Model Team
Watch that guy's hand on the left side. It looks like he's pulling something... -
Is it possible to replace technic steering portal with technic steering wheel hub holder?
Technonsense replied to xibodoh's topic in LEGO Technic and Model Team
I can't see why the hub holders would not work. Good luck with your Avtoros! -
Toyota HILUX 84'. LEGO Technic 40th Anniversary run (1977-2017)
Technonsense replied to rm8's topic in LEGO Technic and Model Team
WOW!! Nice design and functions! -
No, 8258's LA's are the strongest. Two would work if it is not the 24t clutch gears that are slipping.