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Thank you for your question. You’ll likely have to buy two of these unless you share the torque with two wheels using gears and a shared axle. This will be good for powering two wheels straight or on uneven terrain (like loose soil). If you need the wheels to both be powered and also have a different speed (like around a turn) then you’ll want to use a differential between two axles for each wheel.

Thank you for sharing your feedback and compliments about the video.

We also like LEGO John Deere. Thank you for your feedback.

​@@brikbarnI'm 100% gonna buy some pieces to make this

Sorry to hear about this. There should be four in the original set. Maybe reach out and contact LEGO on their website and/or contact the retailer to see if there are any other options.

Unfortunately, the set does not. Either second set will need to be purchased or the wheels and tires will need to be purchased separately.

@@brikbarn so if I was to get 2 sets id be able to modify it into duals. Thanks I appreciate it I thought it was one of those 3/1 Lego sets to make it the TRX version and the dual tire :)

The set is no longer for sale because LEGO uses a new brand for their power products. The set in this video was purchased used.

I’ll try to when I have the time and add it to the description.

K thanks

If you want to let me know which part you are working through and I’ll try to provide feedback

They are moulded at the connections to be physically stackable but how it functions with electricity will depend on on what is plugged in and what switches are being used.

That’s awesome! Thanks for sharing the comment it’s much appreciated.

Thanks for the feedback. Much appreciated!

No problem

Thank you for your feedback. We share your enthusiasm for LEGO farm sets. We also will be sharing diecast toys including diecast farm toys on our new channel @skalmodz

Thank you for your question, that sounds like a good idea. I’ll try to have some mods in future videos.

Thank you - Takk. I was interested in your comment. I looked up hjuling and it came up as "wheeler" in Norwegian. Thank you for your view and feedback.

Thank you very much for pointing this out. I was able to change it.

Unfortunately I do not have the part numbers for the mods. To the best of my knowledge LEGO Technic parts include: Axles Axle connectors (to connect the dual wheels) Differentials 28 Teeth (with bevel gears) Double Bevel Gear - 20 teeth Liftarm Thick universal joint This is has been added to the description.

Thank you for watching and leaving feedback. I’ll look into the rubber pips for the tracks.

@@brikbarn The rubber pips are 6139223. Also need wheels 4582792 or 6254781 for motorized tracked vehicles. I bought 2 of the 42140 kits and use the parts to make various small tanks. For the 6375901 hub you must do a firmware update using the CONTROL+ app. Then you can use the Powered Up app to control the motors. Otherwise the motors will run eratically.

@@brikbarn I use NiMh AA rechargeable batteries. They last about 1 hour of running between charges and are a lot cheaper than Alkalines in the long run.

Thank you for watching and listening to the video. Your comment is appreciated.

Thank you for your feedback, it’s much appreciated. I have a few brick by brick lined up but your comment is good motivation to get back on the mods and customs.

Than ks for sharing your idea. I don't have the LEGO modules yet but will definitely look into a mod in the future.

Thank you for your question and sorry for the late reply. The version 2 should be smaller LEGO Technic 3873 black tread track links. I'll also add this to the description.

Thank you for your feedback. I think this version of tracks was a lot better than the first.

Thank you very much for your support.

Thank you for your feedback. Please also feel free to let me know your thoughts on the version 2 of 2 tracks compared to the actual 9rx tractor.

I agree with a lot of your perspective. This set would be a great addition to the LEGO City farm sets. I notice there are a lot of other sets using Technic pieces and this would fit right in. This set does also work as a good entry to Technic for those wo may be starting to get interested in Technic.

I agree. I couldn’t pass it up when considering the new farm sets LEGO will soon be selling.

Thank you for watching and leaving feedback. It's appreciated and motivating.

Do you it's wrong. Take tractor from Lego city 7637 the farm and build your own colllors

Do thank it be wrong build on Lego tractor. From number set 7637 the farm. You it a tractor would like make a orange color one. From parts I have

It's a nice set with the minifigure.

Thank you for the feedback and the view.

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Thank you for leaving feedback and the complement.

I am sorry but I do not have plans. If you have any questions about a particular part, or section of the build, I will try try to answer it as best as possible.

Thank you for your suggestions. I agree that the tractor Could used a hitch.

Thanks for first feedback. It seems like the bucket worm gear will be the hardest. The yellow engine hood seems to be a part done in a lot of other colors.

Thank you for the feedback and question. I apologize that I do not have a complete part list. I had multiple sets so most of the parts came from the second set and a few extra parts. The main pieces to connect the dual tires are the long 5.5L axles with stop (detailed below), 1x2 axle connector and an additional 1x3 axle (for the second wheel and tire). There are four separate axles pieces. The axle looks like it is 6L but it may be named technic axle 5.5L with stop. Each axle is held in place between two frame pieces with the stop. The stop looks like a very narrow cylinder or ring molded in the axle piece.

Thank you for the complements and the view, much appreciated.

Thank you for your feedback. I agree with you about the track size. I purchased the smaller tracks and used them on the version 2 of 2 video. I think the smaller tracks are also closer in scale to a 9620RX.

Thank you for your feedback it’s much appreciated. I’ll look into an implement for the future, thanks for the idea. We’ll keep trying to share videos and see how the channel grows.

I agree. Thank you for your feedback.

Thank you for your feedback. That sounds like a good idea to keep expanding on this kit.

Thank you for the complement. I see you have a couple mods for this set, they look good.

Thanks!

There are four separate axles pieces. The axle looks like it is 6L but it may be named technic axle 5.5L with stop. Each axle is held in place between two frame pieces with the stop . The stop looks like a very narrow cylinder or ring molded in the axle piece.

Thank you for the feedback. Thanks also for the suggestion, I’ll look into ideas for the trailer.

@@brikbarn Also, as buying a 2nd set may be needed to do the twin wheeled version, you may also try do do a conversion with the remaining parts (so almost one full tractor and 2 trailers). For instance a scraper could be cool, although it would probably have a lot of green parts instead of just yellow and the wheels may be a bit small, or a 3 axle joskin kind of trailer.

Awesome. Thank you for your feedback and watching the build.

You’re welcome, I also do Lego videos if you want to check them out and have a great weekend

Thank you for the first comment on the Brikbarn channel. In my opinion one thing that LEGO and John Deere have in common (besides this LEGO Technic set) is that they are appreciated by people of many different age ranges.

@@brikbarn I’m also your third subscriber now