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And my body too
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Mmmmmmmmmm. Beauties.
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Hi all
The Bruiser chassis has arrived!! The box looked a bit squashed and you could tell there was a big lump moving about inside it when I picked it up off the counter but let’s wait till we look inside. ……. Not much packing in there and thanks to the new global stealing program ebay now wants an outside mailing service to kick it around for a couple of days too… So let’s pull it out….seems to be as advertised although it looks a bit shorter…hmmm The lack of height seems to be directly related to this….. All of them are a bit flat so as we use to do in my old off roading days they will need to be re-arched, not a big deal…. The worst part is the wheels and tires On the funny side there seemed to be some confusion on how the thread lock was to be applied After that I went a bit further and learned some new stuff..... I thought there was a major problem with the wheel hubs or axles Honestly I did not know that, no really I didn't........ then I quickly figured out someone had just randomly stuck the wheels on and one front hub was on the back, in the end not one of the wheel/hub combos was in the right spot but once I put it right they were fine and work like they should. I opened the bottom cover to access the servos and such and just hooked up an old battery pack so I could manually run the speed controller and work the gear selector….everything seems to be fine, 2 wheel high, 2 wheel medium and 4 wheel low all good! And finally a picture for my friend Andyaus.... I just set the body shell on for now but the white is kind of nice…I might call it “Snowblind” (it’s a thing here in Canada, look it up So that’s it for now. A quick look says I can get new wheels and tires So I should order them while I still can, the rest I will need to figure out, screws, bearings etc.…. I do need some help though; the biggest thing missing is the radius arms for the rear axle, they are just missing... screws and all. I was hoping the seller had them but he didn’t so I am looking for a pair. Anybody??? Help?? The part number is 19804599 ( re-re) I am sure I had a pair but I might have traded them off long ago… OK sorry about that So there it is warts and all, still a fairly good deal I think, I am happy…… So this one will be for me, a version of box art paint I think, on a body that is a combination of re-re and vintage parts and now I guess some more of the chassis will be too, but that’s fine with me, it’s a Bruiser, it’s MY Bruiser man From somewhere out in the wilds of central Ontario.
.......you build what you like, I will build what I like........it's all cool......
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Hey Willy you have it now. I am realy glad. It looks pretty. A set of ball bearings, a good cleaning and let's go. I can't help you with spares. Another saved 3 speed.
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Very cool buddy, It is going to be a great restoration project If you can't fix it with a hammer, you've got an electrical problem mate
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