Currently do to a lot of rain we arent doing anything. I have only run the D11T 2 times but i will try and answer any questions you might have.

Oliver from toucan will gladly answer questions

@@yellowironcowboyrccon7484I live in Huntington Beach, Can I Come and see the D11 before buying it. I have a 966 wheel loader made by Wedico also please let me know. THANK YOU VERY MUCH

Yes i have used clear and sprayed decals, like on my 6015B

Both 6015B's came wirh a paladin lite

I sold that rig bout a year ago, last i heard it was doin good 👍

@afraone yes i did have a issue. The tracks didn't seem tensioned enough so i added a 1/4 inch thick nut inside where the spring pushes against. I haven't had a chance to try it yet but it made a big difference in track tightness. When my track came of i was in sticky mud, i had mud build up under the fenders lol.

@@yellowironcowboyrccon7484 Thanks for your quick reply. I am now in the process of machining relief holes in the tracks on my D11T. The tracks are made of a very hard steel, regular drill bits won't cut them, so I used a two flute 1/4" carbide end mill to machine the holes in the track sections. I will also take your advice and install a 1/4" spacer behind the tensioner spring when I reassemble the dozer. The soil in my area is a mixture of very fine sand and clay, it sets up like concrete in the valley of the track where the rollers and drive sprockets ride, this allowed the tracks to slip on the drive sprocket and slide off of the rollers, my hope is the relief holes in the track will allow debris to be pushed out by the rollers and drive sprockets rather then build up and cause problems. Dave

Well deffenitly let me know if the hole help!! I will appreciate it.

@@yellowironcowboyrccon7484 I just finished up machining holes in the second track. Going to the hardware store tomorrow to get a clamp to make reassembly easier after installing the spring spacer. My yard is MUD now and will be for the next 4/5 months as soon as I get a chance to try the Dozer with the modified tracks I'll be sure to post here and let you know what I think. Dave

Howdy Nick, im the only full size operator in our group. I got 50 years on yellow iron.

Unfortunately no, it is extremely muddy here.

@SkeldZ06 on the D11T i dont know. I ordered it special with the blade controls on right stick.

@@jseverett ordered mine from Oliver at oliverhobby.com

It came with decals, most do

Not at this time.

@@yellowironcowboyrccon7484 hmm I am thinking of replacing the wires that run through the chassis. That’s something I haven’t done with the 4200 lol. I love the 4200 but the track issues are frustrating. I think the 360l is better entry for most people, more reliable in my opinion

@Andy_fails i agree, the 360L is a bad ass digger

The original sound module went out right after i got it. So i put a rc16 module in it.

@@OscarLongoria-b3q we currently don't have enough guys to run what we have.

@Andy_fails possibly, whats up with it?

@ well lost right track , resoldered and had a bad esc. I was only getting function in track when boom was over the drive motors but when i had the boom over rollers and I would lose the function. Now lost it again and can’t get power to the motor. Only thing I haven’t messed with is the wires running through the center.

@ where do you source your hardware and lines nozzles fittings etc? I am having hard time finding parts

Oliverhobby.com, or tucan hobby

@rcplaytime thanks for watching and subscribing i appreciate it.

@ThanhThanh-ji9qy thanks for watching I appreciate it very much!!!

@@ThanhThanh-ji9qy that i don't know

Absolutely, come on by sometime.

@@roberthunt8883 Oliver hobby. Com

Where did you buy the D11 ?

@yellowironcowboyrccon7484 ok thanks really like watch your videos Wished I lived closer to join you.

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