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Very cute one Perhaps you should make one topic like Thirdwiggs farm, equipment or something and ask admins to move all your MOCs in there. I know I'm not the right one to judge since I develop my 1:18 Fastrac so slowly that it could turned up to be Slowtrac

Why not, look from your side also - one less forum for administration and more people have more experience to share with new PU system... But it is just my humble opinion

IMHO yes

If it helps; Zetros tire (when not modified) is 35mm wide and you use 81,6 x 36 tire, so you could be within box with Zetros tires So far it looks really good

Actually plates can act as leaf springs. https://brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?i=3682224

@gyenesvi no problem for link. It is my primary area for mocing agricultural equipment so I used Ropa Creation to show where it could be used. You're welcome

If I remember they were used in this Creation by @MP LEGO Technic creations

There are also small pumps (like used in Unimog and Arocs)...

I still hope it will end up yellow with 5 x 7 frames from CAT dozer. Looks very decent so far

Perhaps you could use this older one https://www.bricklink.com/v2/catalog/catalogitem.page?P=6573#T=C and on one side use additional 4 gears with 16 tooth and on another 2 pairs of (one pair of 8 and one pair of 24 tooth) gears

Well buddy you never know what happens Under Down Under

Very cool choice. I see lots of interesting projects in this TC and your is one of them. I really like that you decide to make it with smallest tractor tires

I wonder how will you make bonnet; otherwise proportions look very good

I got an idea since first leaked image of Zetros appear (the 6 wheeled version). Even one started project from January 2021 when Jeep Wrangler introduced is made only (part of) 4 wheel steering and 4 wheel drive - loadal 527-58 and level zero or something... Last time I re re re redesign Fastrac chassis to make 1:18 model of 8330 and now @GerritvdG with his lovely idea cause my brainstorming about even smaller models...and gave me additional motivation, so at least what I could do is to help him to make beautiful loader like using biscuit piece on hood behind seat panel, so he could stich chimney in it from above

@GerritvdG you're welcome. Since I can not work on my MOCs as I wonted it doesn't mean that I shouldn't help someone who needs it. Tractors like that you posted in last post I "meet" every day when going to work. They slow down traffic so much that it seems that you can overtook them with those https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wheelbarrow ...that is probably why I work on Fastrac

That could be very interesting. I'll follow this one with interest.

Ah Johannes, you beat me as usual. (It could be modernized version of 8455 set ). As time passes by it looks like I'm starting to be too old for Lego... @GerritvdG keep with tires from 42122 set at front and tires from 42129 set at rear.

Perhaps you can gear it up using 40 tooth gear from L-motor to 24tooth with clutch gear on axle...

They look nice

To be honest when I look on some solutions used by Lego, I first search for your reviews and your gorgeous pictures have me often idea in which direction to go with my MOCs. I'm happy that now you'll have more time for building and also (as you mentioned) for other hobbies. Have enjoyable building. Kind regards

IMHO light bluish gray look better in Porsche, but you are the one who has the last word.

If you could have those in yellow it would be great https://www.bricklink.com/v2/catalog/catalogitem.page?P=31794&idColor=3#T=C&C=3 I'll follow this topic with interest.

Agree US prefer long nose trucks over cabovers....

typical problem with cab overs. The only thing heavier than the rest is battery box (only rechargeable is lighter on mass and also makes your wallet lighter) and battery box is not practical to be somewhere below...

I think it looks much better, and you can hide lots of things with that covers