1/14 semi truck full function 50 ton rotator

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i apolagise for the delay in posting this ben waiting and waiting on stuff in the mail to complete this truck there are going to be additions and changes but for now everything is functional and working i have had to strip down the zip file to absolute min to be uploaded hear the max is 260 file size so if there is something missing you can go back to the v3 truck download i do not think i have deletet anything important to the completion of this truck but just in case the things that i nead to work on is a working front tow hook not liking the top winch line up on the roler might just be the line i used but it does not wind right want to make a line guide but because of the size not sure how that can be done i have not wired everything yet it is a wire nightmare however the 6 channel reciever is located under the crane arm so only 1 power wire goes through the hole of the turret there is a issue with a heavy load rotating the crane turret but if you remember that on a real rotator this was not made to rotate with a load anyways i have cannibalized my v1 truck and using the cab and front clip so the picture is of the v1 truck and not of the new cab and roof lights this truck has bretty much betten me up on motivation so i have uploaded as much as i have now and telling the truth not working to hard on this project so it might be some time for me to remove the thing in progress flag i want to make exploded diagrams as well but not sure if it will fit the min file size so you might have to do some real Sherlock Holmes investgation building for right now this truck was originally made for GM motors but have changed to micro servos so there is mg to micro servo adapters the micro servos are easily converted to a standard gear box simply by cutting the extension to the pot and cutting the stop on the output shaft and top gear you will nead a servo tester to set the servo to center before taking it apart and test it if you did not get it centered then you can just pop out the motor and circuit and use a small screw driver to adjust back to center