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Hi thank you, this worked out great I always use these repair methods. Cool you got one and yes those whistle tires are funky for sure! I will have a video showing how to strengthen those C carrier parts that are the weak point on this truck. stay tuned. Happy New Year!
@@ShenRC yup, that tiny braided fishing line even tougher than cotton-poly thread, is really tough too when its locked up like concrete, sewing thread takes longer to wrap and build up, solid repairs tho!
I am glad the repair held up!! I think I have some braided fishing line here that I could use to reenforce the ones on mine to makes sure they don't break. It does look like a fun one to go out and romp around with. I am waiting once again for it to dry out once again to get out and run a few!
Hi Addam I will have a video showing another method I use soon so hold out on the fix, I used this method on my losi LMT first run with the weak axles and I never broke my axles after doing it to them and I had been jumping it in the snow and everything. Thanks as always!!!
heck yeah! I've repaired many things with black cotton+poly sewing thread and CA, same method used doing all the "welds" of the carbon fiber arrow shaft scratch built dragster chassis. its a little tedious but you can do so (sew?) much with it, VERY strong and blends right in. been seeing videos of using powdered pencil lead carbon and CA for repairs too, would fit right in with the sewing thread and CA method, wiping it into the thread before CA is applied and wrapping more thread (and so on, for a few layers). sanded smooth and smeared over with CA you might not even notice a repair at all after you're done.
Yea I always do this I also use the fishing line that strong braided one when i do this then after it's done with the CA I then coat it with that goop glue.. also a nice coat of that goop glue will also make parts much stronger too! Thanks for watching.
@@ShenRC absolutely with that small braided line on larger parts, if I had it on hand I'd use it. 2 and 3 mm carbon fiber rod can be bent very clean+precise with heat (make a jig!) for "tube frame chassis" parts to lash together, or white thread and CA lashing bamboo BBQ skewers into a structure (heat and water to bend the bamboo). done a few rubber powered ornithopters with that stuff.
@@ShenRC btw HAPPY NEW YEAR STEVE !! yesterday got this place's plumbing all redone PEX.. what a great New Years Day! no more worries about freezing and breaking.
@@modelnutty6503 Cool!! My Christmas I woke up to the bathroom flooded and garage ceiling wet through flooded and fell down on the car! what a mess worst Christmas I ever had and had to have somebody come out and repair it! on Christmas!! Happy New Year!
Thanks it sure is!! I did the goop glue on my LMT axles housings when they first came out and were breaking and faulty I never broke mine and I jumped it in the snow and everything!! Happy New Year!
Glad you got it back together with a ca fix ✌🤠👍 HFLPRCing =Having Fun Laughing Playing and RCing 👍😎👍 AOAH =Association of Addicted Hobbiest 🙏 SSPH =Stay Safe and Play Healthy My Friend
Too funny two seconds in to the video and you did the same repair i did while waiting forparts,change the links and add servo to axle mount and upgraded sway bars are awesome,watch hard hits plastic breaks up grades on jegs and cenracing usa hl150 etc peace
We’re gonna go bash the Hooligan, GRAYSON’S Clodbuster, Bigfoot and my nephew and his son are bringing their DeeRc basher Truggy and Arrma granite voltage.. gonna be a fun afternoon, before we all have to go back to work and school
Awesome and intuitive fix Shen! Looks like it held up super well. Not sure why anyone would want to go faster with this flipping that gear around. That torque is so nice, and going faster means even more roll overs and possible damage to parts. Gotta love those whistling tires, I found that to be a riot! Glad you had a much better run today. These things have some true Monster Truck characteristics don’t they? Although todays monster trucks have a much more plush suspension. You got a nice place to run that beast! I could definitely tell you were having fun, and that’s what it’s all about. Thanks for sharing your ideas brother! Have a great day!
@@BangForYourBuckRc Yea it worked awesome probably much stronger now than when it was new! The truck is fun and with my suspension adjustments worked great it would have been bouncing and flipping over all over the place on the rough stuff in stock form, I will have a video showing another one of my methods to strengthen parts stay tuned I do it to both C carriers on this truck!
I got one and ran 2 batteries three it on a flat low grass front yard and on the street and mine pulls to the right hard sometimes and sometimes not but always right. You can sometimes get it going and it goes straight as an arrow under full throttle but other times it wants to pull right. I am lost as to why unless it is a weak servo and that steering setup that allows it.
Hi it does do that it's torque steer but a lot of it's due to the sloppy lots of ply in the steering. Stay tuned I just fixed mine and will have a video.
Hi yes I had the normal one with the regular truck body on it before they came out with those body versions. It was alright but it is not 4wd. Thanks for looking.
@@chaoticadventure I was thinking of gluing like a mesh screen over the hole so the air flows out through a screen so it defuses the sound and maybe stop the whistling?
Great repair Steve! I was lucky enough to get one of these trucks, it's a blast. I also love the sounds the tires make, like a turbo!
Happy New Year!
Hi thank you, this worked out great I always use these repair methods. Cool you got one and yes those whistle tires are funky for sure! I will have a video showing how to strengthen those C carrier parts that are the weak point on this truck. stay tuned. Happy New Year!
Looks like it held up good these trucks are great fun
Yep probably stronger than a new one!! They are fun for sure! Thanks Bro!
Great repair. I can understand that you didn't want to wait for the new parts Steve. The rig runs awesome, again.
Right on! Thanks 👍
Wow, back on the road.!! This is a great rig. Awesome video my bro.!!
Thanks, hows the CR12?
That's a cool truck. The whistling tires are funny
They are it's crazy I never had a RC that did that. Thanks man!
Wow Steve That fix was impressive brother. I am VERY surprised that you got through ALL that with it. Cool truck man for sure. :)
Yea that fix method and coating parts with goop helps make them stronger. Thanks
Nice repair it held up without issues. I'm with you reinforce the new parts for more bash ability.
been doing similar with sewing thread and CA for years, more layers for more strength, the more directions the thread is lashed the more rigidity too.
Thanks to all for sewing thread repair info!!🌞 Will try👍💯
worked like a charm!! Thanks.
@@ShenRC yup, that tiny braided fishing line even tougher than cotton-poly thread, is really tough too when its locked up like concrete, sewing thread takes longer to wrap and build up, solid repairs tho!
Nice bash Steve! Your repair held up very well!👍😊
Yea it worked awesome!! Thanks HD!
Nice temporary fix and bash session. Lots of fun with that JEGS RC.
Yes indeed, Thanks!
There is nothing better than a good temporary solution! 😀 Good run and great (and quick) fix! 👍
He he it worked so good! future video showing how to strengthen these weak C carries! Stay tuned!
@@ShenRC yes-yes !! most I do is run video's and the method would help a lot of people to easily fix all kinds of things.
This truck kills dude 🛞🛞💪💪
Thank you Guy's sorry about your fish tank leak!
The fix is probably stronger than the stock part. strong truck.
It probably is!! it worked great! Thanks
I am glad the repair held up!! I think I have some braided fishing line here that I could use to reenforce the ones on mine to makes sure they don't break. It does look like a fun one to go out and romp around with. I am waiting once again for it to dry out once again to get out and run a few!
Hi Addam I will have a video showing another method I use soon so hold out on the fix, I used this method on my losi LMT first run with the weak axles and I never broke my axles after doing it to them and I had been jumping it in the snow and everything. Thanks as always!!!
It's like a 4wd Lunchbox!
Yeah but bigger! Thanks
I was wounding about the motor temperature that is cool she runs on the cool side 👌
Ice cold cool! Thanks for looking.
I will get this one tomorrow~I'm so excited~^^
Hope you enjoy it!
@@ShenRC Thank you so much~!! I will do that~
Was also able to right a flip on 3s not so much on 2s but what a blast, about to do some bashing in the snow in michigan ,,peace
Cool!! Have fun!
heck yeah! I've repaired many things with black cotton+poly sewing thread and CA, same method used doing all the "welds" of the carbon fiber arrow shaft scratch built dragster chassis. its a little tedious but you can do so (sew?) much with it, VERY strong and blends right in. been seeing videos of using powdered pencil lead carbon and CA for repairs too, would fit right in with the sewing thread and CA method, wiping it into the thread before CA is applied and wrapping more thread (and so on, for a few layers). sanded smooth and smeared over with CA you might not even notice a repair at all after you're done.
Yea I always do this I also use the fishing line that strong braided one when i do this then after it's done with the CA I then coat it with that goop glue.. also a nice coat of that goop glue will also make parts much stronger too! Thanks for watching.
@@ShenRC absolutely with that small braided line on larger parts, if I had it on hand I'd use it. 2 and 3 mm carbon fiber rod can be bent very clean+precise with heat (make a jig!) for "tube frame chassis" parts to lash together, or white thread and CA lashing bamboo BBQ skewers into a structure (heat and water to bend the bamboo). done a few rubber powered ornithopters with that stuff.
@@ShenRC btw HAPPY NEW YEAR STEVE !! yesterday got this place's plumbing all redone PEX.. what a great New Years Day!
no more worries about freezing and breaking.
@@modelnutty6503 Cool!! My Christmas I woke up to the bathroom flooded and garage ceiling wet through flooded and fell down on the car! what a mess worst Christmas I ever had and had to have somebody come out and repair it! on Christmas!! Happy New Year!
Nice fix bro! 👍👌 Maybe better than original? 🤣👊 Happy new year bud! Thanks for sharing.
Thanks it sure is!! I did the goop glue on my LMT axles housings when they first came out and were breaking and faulty I never broke mine and I jumped it in the snow and everything!! Happy New Year!
Nice Shen
😁👍 Thanks you.
Glad you got it back together with a ca fix ✌🤠👍 HFLPRCing =Having Fun Laughing Playing and RCing
👍😎👍 AOAH =Association of Addicted Hobbiest
🙏 SSPH =Stay Safe and Play Healthy My Friend
Thanks Larry!
awesome
Thank you.
Too funny two seconds in to the video and you did the same repair i did while waiting forparts,change the links and add servo to axle mount and upgraded sway bars are awesome,watch hard hits plastic breaks up grades on jegs and cenracing usa hl150 etc peace
Yep I now have a video showing hw to strengthen parts. Thanks for looking.
Is that a studebaker weasel tank I see in that fence
Hi I am not sure it's a old US tank that's all I know.
We’re gonna go bash the Hooligan, GRAYSON’S Clodbuster, Bigfoot and my nephew and his son are bringing their DeeRc basher Truggy and Arrma granite voltage.. gonna be a fun afternoon, before we all have to go back to work and school
O cool! Should be fun don't break to many parts!!
Awesome and intuitive fix Shen! Looks like it held up super well. Not sure why anyone would want to go faster with this flipping that gear around. That torque is so nice, and going faster means even more roll overs and possible damage to parts. Gotta love those whistling tires, I found that to be a riot! Glad you had a much better run today. These things have some true Monster Truck characteristics don’t they? Although todays monster trucks have a much more plush suspension. You got a nice place to run that beast! I could definitely tell you were having fun, and that’s what it’s all about. Thanks for sharing your ideas brother! Have a great day!
@@ShenRC we’ll be on my brothers farm so lots of open land to run on 😁
@@BangForYourBuckRc yes they definitely handle like a monster truck.
@@BangForYourBuckRc Yea it worked awesome probably much stronger now than when it was new! The truck is fun and with my suspension adjustments worked great it would have been bouncing and flipping over all over the place on the rough stuff in stock form, I will have a video showing another one of my methods to strengthen parts stay tuned I do it to both C carriers on this truck!
I got one and ran 2 batteries three it on a flat low grass front yard and on the street and mine pulls to the right hard sometimes and sometimes not but always right. You can sometimes get it going and it goes straight as an arrow under full throttle but other times it wants to pull right. I am lost as to why unless it is a weak servo and that steering setup that allows it.
Hi it does do that it's torque steer but a lot of it's due to the sloppy lots of ply in the steering. Stay tuned I just fixed mine and will have a video.
Mine came cracked exactly there new
Have you ever tried the ECX Amp Crush or Ecx fire truck Steve? You might like them.
Hi yes I had the normal one with the regular truck body on it before they came out with those body versions. It was alright but it is not 4wd. Thanks for looking.
@Shen RC yeah not 4wd, but pretty good cheap trucks.
Yea they are.
You need to get a front serve them out from cc XR seen in your steering and driving. I’ll be a whole lot better.!!!
Already got one from my buddy Tony at CCxRC...have the first video on youtube showing it and also a running video too!
Tweety torch! Lmao
yep them suckers' do whistle!
@Shen RC I'm gonna enlargen the hole a bit on mine or possibly plug it I imagine it will be a fairly quiet rig after that.
@@chaoticadventure I was thinking of gluing like a mesh screen over the hole so the air flows out through a screen so it defuses the sound and maybe stop the whistling?
@@ShenRC THAT is an excellent idea! I'm stealing it! Hahaha.
Hillbilly Maintenance at its finest
O yeah brotha O yeah!