Unboxing Tracks & Pump for RC4WD DXR2 Dozer

Unboxing Tracks & Pump for RC4WD DXR2 Dozer -
A big thank you to Thomas at RC Construction Projects in Australia. The tracks are beautiful and work great. Please let me know if you'd like to get in touch.

[@thomasblazek1068]

Hi Terry, get video!!! Have you instarlled that Magom pump yet. Love to know how it's working if you got it installed. Do you need the new block to go along with the HR7 pump?
New to the RC4WD Dozer world, but the hydrilic pump that came with the dozer seems kind of weak. If you can give me any advice with this up grade, be greatly appreciated.
Keep up the good work :)

[@rcscalebuilders8268]

If you have a DXR2 Dozer you cant go wrong with these amazing tracks. Made from steel they should last a really long time. The pump built by MAGOM HRC is a HR7 Jung Fluidtechnick block with MAGOM hardware. 900ml/min

[@terryperrott9913]

Why did you get a replacement pump??

[@rcscalebuilders8268]

@@terryperrott9913 This pump came from MAGOM HRC but I won't install it until the stock pump dies. I'm still running the stock pump. You will fix the noise problem of the stock pump by setting up the pump to come on , On Demand. Let me know if you need help. There are a few videos showing how to do it.

[@eihabamri]

I totally understand the excitement when such boxes arrive by mail. Thats some top notch parts. Great video and please keep these upgrading videos on. Thanks for sharing.

[@rcscalebuilders8268]

You're welcome!! Thanks for stopping by and watching

[@bryanfresh5857]

Hey bud I like your videos I’m about to purchase same hr7 pump ,did you ever instal it in the dozer ,and did it fit. If you could respond that would help me tremendously

[@rcscalebuilders8268]

Hi There. Thanks for the question. I actually never ended up installing the HR7 pump in the Dozer because it's just not necessary. I've got about 60 hours on it using the original pump, and the machine works great. The HR7 is just overkill for this Dozer.

[@rcflashcars]

nice vid! big like, my rc fellow man!👍👍

[@rcscalebuilders8268]

Thank You very much .

[@rcpowered5075]

Ahhh...I see a a new pump there.:: that’s a huge motor ... she should mount in front it will be tight thou...nice edition

[@rcscalebuilders8268]

Definitely gonna wait for the stock pump to burn up. I always like to have parts on hand cause we all know how horrible it is to be shut down. Eventually id like to change out the valve block to a microservo block and that would make a ton more room in there. Gonna be tight for sure

[@terryperrott9913]

I see the eara under the mounting platform for the receiver , the esc's & battery , thats a huge open space below, Im thinking of moving some of the gear down below away from the battery to try to keep the heat from it . The lesser the heat the better off we are. Heat is " not a friend of ours''

[@rcscalebuilders8268]

@@terryperrott9913 Definitely a bunch of open space down there. That's where I'm going to put the pump when the stock one dies.

[@CSmothersForge]

How much were the tracks? if you don’t mind me asking

[@rcscalebuilders8268]

They were about $600 US I think. The price might have changed cause I got them a year ago

[@kengthao5561]

Hello,
I have contacted Rc Construction Project regarding dozer tracks but no response since. Mot sure if there an actual email or contract info.

[@rcscalebuilders8268]

Hi There
Here is Thomas' email address.
[e-mail]
I know other people have recently bought tracks so maybe he just missed your message.

[@kengthao5561]

@@rcscalebuilders8268 It says email invalid?

[@rcscalebuilders8268]

That's Strange. Did you try to message him on Facebook?

[@thatsmyrc]

Hey buddy those are some awesome upgrades that motor pump is massive going to be twice the beast as before. Do you have Thomas’s email to get ahold of him on those tracks. I wouldn’t mind having a set on stand by so when my stockers go out I have well spent back ups 👍🏼

[@rcscalebuilders8268]

The stock ones will start giving you trouble from day 1 hour 2 . Plus the new ones are a tad wider . I've found already that I can push even bigger piles. It's noticeably more pushing force which was a huge unexpected plus. That's the one thing on the dozer that's junk. Unfortunately the pins holding the links on the stock machine are just knurled and friction fit. They start coming loose from near the start cause the stock pads are aluminum and the friction fit gives way.. The new pins are held captive with little clips which is way better. The motors and planaterys have so much force that when the stock pins come loose during operation it can cause expensive damage. Here it is [e-mail]