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04.07.2010, 10:49 AM

Is it not possible for you to utilise anything off of the XTM X-Crawler? I know it's MOA, but it has some of the beefiest looking alloy axles I've ever seen. Plus as it's a super class it probably isn't far off size wise.

NickRummy · 04.07.2010, 10:54 AM

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Originally Posted by E-sav

Is it not possible for you to utilise anything off of the XTM X-Crawler? I know it's MOA, but it has some of the beefiest looking alloy axles I've ever seen. Plus as it's a super class it probably isn't far off size wise.

I'm sure they would probably take some punishment but I'm just not a fan of the way they look, especially being MOA.

JERRY2KONE · **Update -** 12.07.2010, 09:33 PM

Have you managed to do anymore with this setup? I love the inflatable tire/wheel setup, very cool. That was a lot of work just to run on water though. I do love how big it sat up once you applied some air to those already huge tires. Good work.

NickRummy · 12.08.2010, 09:39 AM

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Originally Posted by JERRY2KONE

Have you managed to do anymore with this setup? I love the inflatable tire/wheel setup, very cool. That was a lot of work just to run on water though. I do love how big it sat up once you applied some air to those already huge tires. Good work.

Unfortunately not. The guy who is doing the machining for me has been swamped and his schedule is just now freeing up. He told me he's expecting to get started on it in the next week or two.

JERRY2KONE · **Tough times for all. -** 12.08.2010, 06:07 PM

Yea tough times for everyone. Ya know that is the one thing that I have noticed during such hard times. Even with our deminished economy the CNC guys seem to be keeping pretty busy. I have seen a few guys trying to get personal projects done, but getting time do actually manufacture parts for R/C always take a back seat. We look forward to seeing your next chapter with this truck. Good luck with that.

Respectfully, Jerry Hill Seoul, Korea.