Hehehe, I want a Cheburator

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Does he actually climb anything with it, or just pull the front wheels up on stuff? :confused:
 

BlackDog

one small mod at a time
not as cool, but again demonstrating the beauty of life with no suspension, and the bonus of chain drive...

Double click each and they go BIG, read the paint notes on the first one.
 

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RockMonkey

Suddenly Enthusiastic
not as cool, but again demonstrating the beauty of life with no suspension, and the bonus of chain drive...

Double click each and they go BIG, read the paint notes on the first one.

Wouldn't the front and rear axles on that crap pile have vastly different gear ratios, given the reduction from the chain on the rear, and the apparent lack of a matching reduction in the front? Did they do that to compensate for totally different gears in the difs? :confused:

That thing is certainly no Cheburator...
 

BlackDog

one small mod at a time
Wouldn't the front and rear axles on that crap pile have vastly different gear ratios, given the reduction from the chain on the rear, and the apparent lack of a matching reduction in the front? Did they do that to compensate for totally different gears in the difs? :confused:

That thing is certainly no Cheburator...

Agreed its not the Cheburator.. but if you look close at the first pic...

The rear Pumpkin drives the Front pumpkin, chain reduction is done at the rear axle, and the two axles are connected via one driveshaft.
 

RockMonkey

Suddenly Enthusiastic
Agreed its not the Cheburator.. but if you look close at the first pic...

The rear Pumpkin drives the Front pumpkin, chain reduction is done at the rear axle, and the two axles are connected via one driveshaft.

Ah, I see it now.
 
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