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I really like the Liebherr R9800 so I decided to build it myself. My version has got six functions (all powered by PF elements, controled by three IR receivers)

  • Drive - one L motor for each track
  • Turning superstructure - M motor
  • Arm - XL motor, M motor, M motor

It is not as big as official Lego Liebherr but functions (I think :classic: ) works really good.

 

 

 

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Edited by Tomas TECHNIC
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IMHO model is to nice to be used in dirt. Since I have not enough experience with tracked vehicles, I have one question - what motor do you use for Excavator drive?

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11 minutes ago, I_Igor said:

IMHO model is to nice to be used in dirt. Since I have not enough experience with tracked vehicles, I have one question - what motor do you use for Excavator drive?

Don't wory, I cleaned tracks after filming.

I used two PF large motors geared down. (1:15)

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2 minutes ago, Tomas TECHNIC said:

 

I used two PF large motors geared down. (1:15)

What I have noticed that when motors use down gearing or up gearung through my bet if gears, drive us not particularly smooth...I'm currently testing my rc tractor with same solution only use 3 gears, I would be mostly satisfied to have driect drive...

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4 hours ago, Mechbuilds said:

Love it how you used the gear racks as linear actuators. Brilliant stuff!

Thank you. I used this type of actuators because I have only four classic actuators.

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