@@seansrcconstruction which leads to my second question… are brushed motors better than brushless in this scenario or is it just a cost effective thing.. I don’t recall coming across a video upgrading construction equipment rcs electronics.
@@Djkommode there is a lot of brushless upgrades, but a lot of the time the brush mortar has more than enough torque and the brushless gives them a little too much speed.
Awesome video excellent equipment that’s got to be a blast trained professional at work developing a new road. Heck yeah have fun Sean
Thanks man the dozer is for sure my favorite
That was Awsome!!
What a beast!
Looks so fun to drive!
Now they looks good for snow removal too!
Thanks man it’s so much fun removing snow
Very good job and nice video, awesome machine friend, a hug 👍💪😜👋
Thanks a lot Mate
Dozer is awesome Sean, nice work on the road.
Thanks a lot Mate
As always I enjoy your video's
Thanks a lot mate
Cool! 👍
Thanks
Super Video 😉
Thank you very much
Sean Co. hard at work again
No rest for the wicked lol
Here I am thinking it'll be fun to dig out and create a pond😂
The hotel may have one by the time I leave lol
Do these typically use brushed motors?
For the tracks yes. For the hydraulics, it’s typically brushless.
@@seansrcconstruction which leads to my second question… are brushed motors better than brushless in this scenario or is it just a cost effective thing.. I don’t recall coming across a video upgrading construction equipment rcs electronics.
@@Djkommode there is a lot of brushless upgrades, but a lot of the time the brush mortar has more than enough torque and the brushless gives them a little too much speed.
@@seansrcconstruction ahh understood
Call Sean are you going to backfill that whole pond
Eventually lol
use the dozer to build a ramp and dukes of hazard across the creek
need your Gen8 for that lol
@@seansrcconstruction 🤣🤣