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Nice build Just sent you an email with an idea

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new drive shaft. I still need to cut it to fit and drill the holes and get some new pins


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Looking good, Doug! Did you make it?
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I check this build thread every night! Cant wait to see it complete!
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Im at the point now I need to cut one of them. the rear axle will not have brakes, only the front.

So do I use the disk brake axle ? is one better then the other? ive never had any issues with the internal brake. but it will be stopping two axles. but most the time I never use a brake with a hydrostatic drive.
Seeing this build is cool idea i think you will need to use external brakes just to help in turn this beast around with all the weight on the rear i fear your fronts will just plow along even with tri ribs or some other aggressive tread!! Plus if you go trax they will certainly help with turning then!!!


Watching and waiting for the next update totally looks cool to me!!! Ive got the parts to do this as well havent really thought about doing it though!!
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Right now im not doing the tracks. And i was woried about the turning problem. But, right now it will push and turn just fine. So the turning brakes wont be needed,(as of now)
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thanks CadetTY, you and me both.
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