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Re: JCB JS220 Excavator
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lugnet.technic
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Wed, 26 Nov 2003 10:10:28 GMT
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In lugnet.technic, Jennifer Clark wrote:
> In lugnet.technic, Steven Lane wrote:
> > I watched Jen's digging vid and I think all she needs is a bit more
> > practice.
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> You want to watch that mouth of yours pal :-) Seriously though, it was indeed
> not my best digger performance. Conditions were not ideal on the beach and I was
> trying to stay out of camera shot and keep the filming concise etc. In addition
> to this....
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> > I think when digging you should dig with the elbow and use the bucket's crowd
> > feature last.
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> Indeed so, scraping the dirt along with the dipper is the right thing to do,
> then curling the bucket to scoop before lifting it out with the boom. The
> trouble was that the dipper on the model did not have enough breakout force to
> initially shift the sand, but the bucket did, so I had to jiggle the bucket
> about a bit to either loosen up the sand and/or get the ideal leverage point for
> the dipper, and then the dipper could be moved.
I recind my comment about you needing practice :-),wet sand is the worst type.
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> The fact that it dug damp sand at all was enough for me; I had half expected
> that it would not be able to.
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> > My prediction for the future is maybe using different source's of air for
> > different functions. Jen's bucket crowds very quickly because it's powered at
> > the same pressure as that used to raise the 4 rams of the arm. If you had a
> > second supply at quarter pressure the two functions would be more proportional
> > to each other.
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> Yes, I had thought about doing something similar for this model but for a
> different reason. With independent pumps for each function then all functions
> could be performed simultaneously rather than the air flowing down the easiest
> route. I based this on the real JS220 which has 2 hydraulic circuits for the
> boom functions. These can be combined into one for extra force, this could be
> quite a smart addition to a lego excavator too.
Thats an even better idea I might borrow (blatantly steal :-) it!
Steve
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