i am looking for a special kind of hinge (don't even know if one like this
even exist).
what i am looking for is one that doesn't just hinge, but it needs to lift
the idem up and away. sort of like a hood hinge on a car, but don't think i
need the spring as it'll be going 90' +
i have a t
On 8/1/2010 6:38 PM, Timothy Hayes wrote:
I have tried everything to keep the track from throwing, but it keeps
throwing. I tighten the tracks, I tighted the idler, I even tighten
the road wheels and started removing some of the washers on them.
Sometimes I hate my life.
What kind of track desi
Annoying isn't it. Remember to check the sideways alignment of your front and
rear sprockets/idlers (if applicable) - I had that issue in a test run of my
M113.
Ben
From: rctankcombat@googlegroups.com [rctankcom...@googlegroups.com] on behalf
of Timothy Hayes [
Phew! Thought it was only me.
the Valentine has been 'mobile' for months and, indeed, it is. Provided the
terrain is a glass smooth tarmac road . . .
Keep at it, Tim, eventually you'll succeed.
Date: Sun, 1 Aug 2010 15:38:35 -0700
From: timhaye...@yahoo.com
Subject: [TANKS] Frustrat
RRG
HHH
(Sigh) I needed that. Man do I hate these tracks and wheels! I've only
"finished" one side and already I have problems. I have tried everything to
keep the t
> you'll be spraying paintball goo our of those areas at some point
Extremely unlikely, given that there's Buckley's and none of a paintball fight
happening anywhere near here. Even if it did, I can hose it off.
B.
-Original Message-
From: rctankcombat@googlegroups.com [mailto:rctankcom
I have to say I am glad Steve brought up the fact what our tanks are "they
are targets " I have to applaud eveyone who can have the desire and drive
to build a thing of beauty from tons of steel and alluminium that when it's
finished it makes you want to sit there and make love to it.
But one a
All this cracks and crevices look good but remember you'll be spraying
paintball goo our of those areas at some point.
Steve
On Aug 1, 3:01 am, Ben Holko wrote:
> I revisited the sprocket design on the M113 under construction, now each
> sprocket is two piece, to allow for easy replacement of
