You've gotta see it to believe it! '06 Honda pulled by Incredible HULK

This just astounded me... If you watch closely there is not any one insid or behind the car that could help push the car.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_k3A3g409RI&feature=related

That was pretty impressive, did you check out the related links...this video kind of sucked quality wise but the RC was cool.RC Pulls van through mud

dang dude that thing is huge!

Makes me want to fire up the GT2 this weekend - not to pull my car, just to see if I can dodge trees LOL!

Cool Monster truck though! He'd make a good spokemen for the tires he's runnin LOL!

On to the Van...seeing how I have an old John Deere model 100 mower sitting around doing nothin...well...it puts bad ideas into to my
warped mind

That was a cool vid too...and a cool RC project!

poor poor clutch poor poor motor and i feel bad for those tires, but wow talk about power, i knew rc's could beast a lot but not that much.....

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[quote="MarkM"
On to the Van...seeing how I have an old John Deere model 100 mower sitting around doing nothin...well...it puts bad ideas into to my
warped mind

[/quote]

I was looking at an old Wheel Horse in the garage the other day and thinking of some sort of RC application...not for anything like that, more so that I could sit in the lawn chair and mow the grass.

LOL! Half the board here would probably volunteer to cut your lawn if could pull that off ;-)

i have thought about that, you'd just need to run like a belt off the blade... and setup some steering hubs, like get the front hubs off a 5B and then mount um up with a giant scale sevro...

or borrow a few drivetrain parts from like a savage with like a 12t CB and a 52t spur that should be able to pull it.....

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I have a 'how to' somewhere that shows you how to make a windshield wiper motor into a super powerful servo. It was done by a guy who built a 1/3 scale buggy from scratch. That should handle the steering, a standard heavy duty servo would work the throttle, and, I think, power trunk solenoids would probably work to push in the clutch and work the brake.

I shouldn't have thought about it, now I'm thinking about doing it again.

hahaha go for it, its only money i may do it later on in life tho i think i'll just go for my snowblower i'd need 4 toggles to drive it i'd have to shift by hand... or mod the shifting assembly, arg it sounds soo easy to do, i'm allready thinking of how to mount the servo's and such..........

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That would be freakin insane!

woah is all i have to say *speechless*