thanks for your hint, but with this solution the holes are on the wrong place. it would be perfect if your part has a diameter of 5 studs.

sometimes i ask me why tlg does not make new rims for the mog. Truck rims have a massive offset and are giving much space for gearing.

is there a need to make my own rims ?

edit: does these rims fit on the 94,8 tires?

Edited September 22, 201113 yr by efferman

edit: does these rims fit on the 94,8 tires?

As a matter of fact they do...

hold on for a picture

@ Efferman here you go!

Black rims? something like this maybe?

unfortunately the dishes have no holes like the real rims.

Theme RC: i said not on this mog but there is maybe a U500 with maximum trackwidth option (it fits better to the tires) in the pipeline. this can i build 25 studs wide and the chassis like the original one, with a five link (four links+ panhard rod) suspension.

p.s.

hard to make pics from a black hole

Man them rims are horrid,I ment the same rims as original 8110 but in black,same as myself and junkgeostyle are using lol were also using a really nice centre cap which looks exactly like a real mog again!

Edited September 22, 201113 yr by davidmull

I really like the look of this efferman! It looks more like the real thing. Have you tried the chained tire mod someone else posted earlier in this thread? It would go very well with your plow.

I like this version as well. Do the rims extend to far out from the wheel?

tim

Man them rims are horrid,I ment the same rims as original 8110 but in black,same as myself and junkgeostyle are using lol were also using a really nice centre cap which looks exactly like a real mog again!

the dishes are not glued on the rims. so they can moved away

@Timr

my mudguards are to close to the tires to try snowchains

@JunkstyleGio

thank you very much

Barman(76) did a version of the rims like this on his blue cabine Unimog!

Where did you find the picture. In Barman76 foto stream, I only can find these:

Regards,

Gerhard

Edited September 23, 201113 yr by tripletschiee

same place as you did..

Anybody want to do any grass cutting?

Here is tripletschiee's mower free instructions below

Free instructions

A bit of inspiration, gentlemen:

U400

U500

Pictures taken yesterday on a little trip.

I choose black rims with these black 4x4 round bricks:

You need to wait until the folder is published. Perhaps you can see the image at my flickr-account

@Alasdair Ryan: wow! That is really cool! I'll check the instructions and let you know if there is something different.

@ Junkstyle Gio: The picture of you is from a different user. I found them at Dikkie Klijn's photostream.

Here is a detail of the three-side bed:

Regards,

Gerhard

@ Alasdair Ryan:

Excellent work on the instructions for the mower by tripletschiee.

Thanks!

But your rar file is way to big!

31+mb when packed and over 1gb when unpacked!

That can easily resolved by converting the pictures from BMP to JPG.

maybe Dluders can get his hand on this and make a pdf of them!

Oh yes that 3-side bed is brilliant. I've seen it en real and couldn't even figure out how it worked without Barman showing me. It's actually a simple solution that's to complicated to explain here in words .

Edited September 23, 201113 yr by dikkie klijn

Ah sorry guys about the file being to big yes if every bodys favorite american can get his creasey muts on it he is welcome to chage it to a pdf,i should of made it in to a pdf but hay-ho.

Here is the PDF! Fresh from my Dropbox! It is still 9MB...

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My latest creation: a road sweeper or cleaner.

The brushes are rotaing counterwise, driven by the front PTO. The two arms are suspended, so that obstacles don't harm them. The whole thing can be lifted by the front PPTO.

See more pictures on my BS-folder, once it is published by the admins.

Regards,

Gerhard

P.s.: The Brickshelf deeplinks are going till 15

Edited September 23, 201113 yr by tripletschiee

Very nice attachment, and very original. Its to bad those sweepers are so small.

tim

I really like ur sweeper, are them brushes Lego parts or did Lego ever make brushes we could use?

The brushes were found in a city-set!

check this out

Edited September 24, 201113 yr by JunkstyleGio

I just noticed these LDD files on brickshelf - mower and a grit spreader

http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=483532

Problem is I don't know if these are the same as posted by Alasdair Ryan, and who is the orginal designer.

I just noticed these LDD files on brickshelf - mower and a grit spreader

Problem is I don't know if these are the same as posted by Alasdair Ryan, and who is the orginal designer.

The grit box is byCypr-21

And yes the mower is made by tripletschee but i made the instructions for him.

but hay my cads's better.

Edited September 24, 201113 yr by Siegfried

Here is the PDF! Fresh from my Dropbox! It is still 9MB...

Thanks for making it into a pdf.

4 different sets of wheels!

All of them have their cons and their pros!

I like the second last one the rest seem to stick out to much.

I had a lego unimog pneumatic service pack through my door today , there were all the tubes , 3 switches ,2 normal cylinders in Trans-light blue and 1 small cylinder again in trans-light blue , the new size pneumatic pump in the same color and also a hand pump in trans-light blue . Also a white air tank and a manometer also a brick keyring , all for free . Thanks lego :) but the most surprising thing was all in trans light blue even the new part ! , they included a nice letter too ! Customer satisfaction :)