Alasdair Ryan

That's great news,I have never built any of your mocs before from the cad files on the internet,But this may encourage me to do so. Good work fellow Scot and that American fellow who helped make them. You may want to get your self a pink star here since your a female.

If it is for outriggers you might be able to use some thread like on 3 section booms that will pull down the outriggers as they are deployed and the opposite when they are retracted.

Ha yes,you could have it power a pressure valve.Once the pressure is high enough it could cut of the compressor and then power the other function.

Nice, is it motorized?

Yes there is but it is time consuming first you have to make a separate wish list for each part and then move the parts to it in the edit only page.

Welcome to eurobricks. Your 4x4 is both small but has lots of functions.

Nice mod,and welcome to the forum.

With that buggy motor in the back,it should not be slow.

Great tanks,maybe you should try and build a buildable one for your next moc.

The only way you could then do it is by having a gear box that was on constantly and have the motor also switch the functions,you could then add a differential as a limiter to power the second function once the first function is as it's max. Since you only want to use one motor you are always going to face using some sort of friction powered device,especially since you want to add a limiter on one of these which will power the second one.

You can use a clutch gear by having the drive axle going through the centre of a clutch gear and have first function coming of it with a 6 tooth gear, the second function should then come off after the first function put on the same axle.

You should add some some of those striped 2x3 cones for......cones. If your town is still cash strapped when they finish the road works they could use you as some extra fill.

Very good attempt,I look forward to getting the set early next year.

You made a good job on the motorizing of this set,although the steering seams a bit fast.

Its just a picture of a real timber grab taken of the internet.

Nice pick-ups,would it be easy enough to make a opening tail gate on both?

I would expect that Lego will make up for the loss in pneumatics in sets next year and if not defiantly the year after. I would not worry too much.

This site actually has a Irish half Here.

What's wrong with Mr luders today?

Four section grabs are normally found in scrap yards and not in forestry. The grabs found in forestry are normally a two section grab. With any grab like this you would be better using a micro motor or a drive shaft and not La's

I don't......... Have you tried putting a M motor and a L in top of a rechargeable battery box length ways and have these going to the steering and drive? No that's the new power function's servo which has 7 units of movement left and right.

What was last years flag ship again?

The studless truck will be based on this with 12 functions. Trekman I think I have edited the pivot point come to think about it,in the latest video the boom should be better pivoted.

No they are extra lift cylinders just like the real one,I am happy with how the arm is pivoted If I moved this any more I would loss a bit of hight once it is at max reach and also hit the front axle. It's not hard to better your stuff.......

You have seen it......