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Re: Datsville Front Loader (was Re: Datsville Construcrtions Steam Roller)
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lugnet.cad.dat.models
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Tue, 28 Sep 1999 00:55:12 GMT
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Brian Sauls wrote:
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> Jonathan Wilson wrote in message <37EFFF9A.1DD389C3@xoommail.com>...
> > Good but it is too large for datsville, IMHO. The front end loader i am • making uses the digger
> > bucket arm pieces in the tractor catogory
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> It looks to be about the same scale as Duane Hess's Earth Scraper to me.
> Will it fit on the Low Loader?
That seems a good upper bound. Front end loaders come in all sizes, from
tiny buckets that can't hold much more than a wheel barrow mounted on
bobcats and kubotas, through tractor mounted ones on up to monster
mining ones that are too big to fit on any low loader and can fill a
normal dump truck to overflowing with one scoop.
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| (...) I'm slowly building a mine truck to go with one of those front end loaders...the truck is 16 studs wide x 32 studs long and uses the wheels from 5571. If someone has built a front end loader that scale, and if I LDraw the mine truck, maybe we (...) (25 years ago, 28-Sep-99, to lugnet.cad.dat.models)
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