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    ftx outback 2, carisma coyote 2.1, 2x modified ftx maulers, injora rock buggy, hpi jumpshot sct, ftx / axial buggy mjx

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  1. wombat

    Life Sucks !!, was going to order an SCA 1E later,just cut the grass and the lawnmower committed suicide, there goes the crawler fund 😡

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    2. bertberr

      bertberr

      OK, that sounds a bit more terminal...

    3. GMballistic

      GMballistic

      Unless you have a huge lawn or uneasy access to electricity I'd just get an electric mower. Far less hassle imho and definitely less annoying for your neighbours listening to you mow the lawn. :lol:
      I have a Qualcast electric lawn mower that's around 7 years old now and still going strong ~ around £80 new. They're now sold under Bosch brand I believe. 

    4. froggy8

      froggy8

      i have always thought about this, using an rc motor and make it into a trimmer?

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