Lego Technic Fendt 1167 Vario MT with Seed Hawk - A
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 พ.ค. 2023
- Instructions available now at rebrickable.com:
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This video shows my latest Lego Technic MOC, the Fendt 1167 Vario MT with Seed Hawk and it´s features.
It is an alternate build of the LEgo Technic #42100 Liebherr R9800 Excvator and consists of 3141 parts. This means that everything you need to build it yourself is the 42100 Set by Lego and my instructions.
The model uses all 7 motors and 2 hubs of the 42100 set. 4 motors and one hub are installed in the tractor and 3 motors and one hub are hidden in the air cart powering the functions of the air seeder.
The tractor features an automatic steering hitch and an automatic* active leveling system to adapt to the terrain just like the original tractor.
The air seeder unfolds in two stages and can lower and raise it´s 24 seeding rows remote controlled.
After your purchase you will be able to download the high quality building instructions with building steps, renders, explainations and fotos as pfd-file as well as the instructions on how to set up the app Brcikcontroller 2 and Powered Up to be able to controll the finished model.
Enjoy watching and have fun!
Lars
(Video shot on DJI Osmo Pocket)
*only automatic when using Powered Up - วิทยาศาสตร์และเทคโนโลยี
This is amazing! Good work!
Also please teach us how to make that self levelling suspension👉👈
Thank you so much. Yes the leveling system resulted from my experiments with Powered Up. Apparently the app got lately compatible to my old smartphone... There are blocks in the orange tab to read out the tilt sensor of the control+ hubs. Check out my rebrickable workbench. There is a post showing the Powered Up program for this MOC.😉
The treads keep slipping on the back 2 tread wheels. Any ideas?
Yes, sometimes they do;) You can try to remove the outer track elements and reinstall them in the other possible orientation. This could help to minimize the slipping when driving forward. It is also possible to slide the big black gears that are guiding the tracks in the front a bit more to the front to give the tracks more tension. Another solution could be to remove some of the small LBG pins in the back threads. I will check that soon. Thank you for your input.
Greetings
Lars
Is that by any chance a John Deere tractor
Maybe some day😉