Love the DM brand and they need to add more LGP track machine's to inventory. Would love to see a 973K LGP with multi purpose bucket and ripper in our near future Diecast Masters 1/50 and or 1/87 scales maybe 1/125. Just saying CAT.
I used super glue on the cylinder and moved it up and down so it didn’t stick and it definitely kept the blade on one of my dozer to stay in place better
Thanks man. Yeah I know a couple German collectors who have said their cylinders are fine but their tilt angle is also limited just like mine which really should have been addressed. Thanks for watching man hope you're doing well.
Also, any suggestions on how to stiffen up the cylinders? I've heard some people in the past have used glue, but I am apprehensive of doing that because I don't want to glue it in one position lol.
@@DiecastEmporium the tilt on mine is the same as yours like you said the model was rushed for bauma use clear nail polish on your cylinders to tighten them up don't use glue you could break your cylinders
@@DiecastEmporium Put it on the cylinders themselves just a little bit on each side you are trying to thicken the cylinder so that there is friction between the cylinder and the jacket to hold the pose you want
Love the DM brand and they need to add more LGP track machine's to inventory. Would love to see a 973K LGP with multi purpose bucket and ripper in our near future Diecast Masters 1/50 and or 1/87 scales maybe 1/125. Just saying CAT.
Mine worked just fine
The new CAT logo is ok but im old school I'll always love the Pac-Man logo
Hey dude. Hope you're doing well and thanks for watching Flashpoint I have to agree with you the Pac-Man logo will always be my favorite
It's not bad
I used super glue on the cylinder and moved it up and down so it didn’t stick and it definitely kept the blade on one of my dozer to stay in place better
nice review the cylinders on mine hold up fine for the blade
Thanks man. Yeah I know a couple German collectors who have said their cylinders are fine but their tilt angle is also limited just like mine which really should have been addressed. Thanks for watching man hope you're doing well.
Also, any suggestions on how to stiffen up the cylinders? I've heard some people in the past have used glue, but I am apprehensive of doing that because I don't want to glue it in one position lol.
@@DiecastEmporium the tilt on mine is the same as yours like you said the model was rushed for bauma use clear nail polish on your cylinders to tighten them up don't use glue you could break your cylinders
@@The690ELC Nail polish? I never thought of that! Just put a little bit of that inside the cylinder jackets?
@@DiecastEmporium Put it on the cylinders themselves just a little bit on each side you are trying to thicken the cylinder so that there is friction between the cylinder and the jacket to hold the pose you want
what the pin used for?
The pin is used to pull a scraper pan for example or to winch a piece of heavy equipment out of a jam