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    53HRA

    RC4WD1/14th scaled 8X8 Tonnage Heavy Haul RTR

    Features:

    • Hard plastic European style cab
    • Full metal 3 speed transmission
    • Scale fuel tank
    • Scale leaf spring suspension
    • Stainless steel/billet aluminum wheels
    • Remote locking axles
    • Full metal axle housings
    • Steel drive shafts
    • Cab doors open
    • Scale realistic interior
    • LED light module
    • Engine sound simulator
    • Adjustable fifth wheel coupling
    • Light buckets
    • Maximum Load – 33lbs
    • Length – 26.7″
    • Width – 9.05″
    • Weight- 18.7 lbs
    • Includes 10 channel 2.4GHz radio

     

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    Shouldn't this be a 6x8? The front wheels aren't driven, are they?

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    On 03/06/2022 at 07:49, PraetoR said:

    The front wheels aren't driven, are they?

    Don't see why not - The 6x6  and other 8x8 have driven front wheels - the driveshaft for the front axle comes from towards the rear of the gearbox
     

    Also;

    https://store.rc4wd.com/114-8x8-tonnage-heavy-haul-truck-rtr.html

    Mentions "Remote Lockable Front and Rear Axles (Locking Differential)"

     

    6x6 Layout

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    This is a strange caveat for buyers though

    "Payment Information: Due to the value of this product, the only forms of payment that will be accepted are Affirm and Bank Transfer. Please do not choose Credit Card or PayPal when checking out as we will cancel the order. Feel free to email us at [email protected] if you have any questions."

    You'd have thought including insured shipping would inspire more confidence in it arriving intact 😳

     

     

    Lesu also have a similar 8x8 chassis

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    Edited by TWINSET

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    On 07/06/2022 at 08:32, TWINSET said:

    Don't see why not - The 6x6  and other 8x8 have driven front wheels - the driveshaft for the front axle comes from towards the rear of the gearbox

     

     

    Yes, but from a realism standpoint, is 8x8 correct? Real lorries don't have driven front wheels, do they?

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    26 minutes ago, PraetoR said:

     

    Real lorries don't have driven front wheels, do they?

    No idea, you tried Google?

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    After reading the comments and thinking about it, my uneducated opinion is, for those that like scale realism it should be what the lorries are. For those that don't mind, it can be all wheel drive. I think I would like all wheel. I've seen videos of them on a course and they like to go straight going uphill. The rear wheels over push the front wheels. Just an observation! I'm not a expert 🤓!

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    Really an awesome looking vehicle! Would love to take it apart 🤓

     

    I can't stop coming back 🤓! I've watched videos of these in action. Really cool stuff. I'm having fun today. I found my old Slash in storage. The chassis is busted in half 🤓 but some nice parts are still there. Would love to see a video of yours in action.

    Edited by MiddlofMoRon

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