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@ brathendel: Your "test link" works, but your pictures are too big. Eurobricks has a policy whereby the Maximum Image Size is 800 x 600 pixels. You can RESIZE your photos using this free program (which "resizes whole folders in just a few clicks," according to Sariel): http://www.fookes.com/ezthumbs .

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I like the snow chains a lot! Where did you get them? And do they work well? Would you be able to make a video of the trucks functions?

tim

The snow chains are handmade by myself. There ist a need for 6 meters of a chain and some brass wire for the connectors. For the cosmetics you need some shrinkable tubing.

The snow chains are working pretty sweet, but the U400 still havn`t enough power (one XL-Motor) for a good snow clearing service.

The snowchains:

beta version:

http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/brathendel/8110-MB-U400/snowchains/8110_mb_u400_snow_chains_beta_001.jpg

http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/brathendel/8110-MB-U400/snowchains/8110_mb_u400_snow_chains_beta_002.jpg

final version:

http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/brathendel/8110-MB-U400/snowchains/8110_mb_u400_snow_chains_003.jpg

I´ll have build it in ca. 6h... :hmpf:

brathendel

Brathendel I like your changes where did you put the valve for piston on the bed

The valves for the load area or the cabin are right between the battery box.

http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/brathendel/8110-MB-U400/8110_mb_u400_003.jpg

One of the next steps is to replace the valves on the snowplow. Have you ever seen a snowplow whit big valves on the top? :tongue:

brathendel

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Would it not be possible, to use the Unimogs Pneumatic power to lift the trailer bed? From the pump, have it going to the switch that's standard, then between the nozzle and the switch, add another switch to take the air either to the the first nozzle, which the crane then uses and divides to 3, and the other option to the trailer to lift it up. It might mean a bit of work, and could take a bit of time. But I think that would superbly improve it and make it a lot easier to use, and more enjoyable. The trailer looks good there.

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They could possibly look better. But the green makes it evident that it is for Agricultural use. Grey or orange would suggest to me that it's for highways maintainence, or the equivalent. However, with the front digger on the front, it looks like the Unimog is a replacement tractor with a much wider range of use and possibilities.

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They could possibly look better. But the green makes it evident that it is for Agricultural use. Grey or orange would suggest to me that it's for highways maintainence, or the equivalent. However, with the front digger on the front, it looks like the Unimog is a replacement tractor with a much wider range of use and possibilities.

makes you think that a "fendt-green"(same greeen colour as fendt tractors) would look stunning on the unimog itself!

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Thats it, that's the colour I was thinking of, or was it John Deere? Yeah, a green Unimog would look good. Anybody got the panels for it? I'm asking a lot for people today, I'll stop, honest.

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It appears that TheScooterGuy on BrickShelf converted my cut off saw attachment to a LXF file. http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=496684

Looks much better. Looks like you are in need of a Bricklink order :wink: .

tim

Thanks Tim. I think I would have trouble getting that past my wife now. Maybe after income tax season. I would love to get some pneumatic cylinders and tubing. It is hard trying to use regular sized LAs in some situations. I guess I'm stuck with what I have at the moment. :-(

Nice job on the trailer. It looks like a John Deere with the green and yellow color scheme. :classic:

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I now can't help but think that the front bucket attachment would look a lot better if it was Black or Orange. It really does go well though, have you messed around with the Pneumatics yet?

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How many green panels does that Trailer use? And building instructions would be nice, it's a good looking trailer.

12 at the moment. 14 when it is finished.

Tim

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