0:167:14Selecting the best RC Rock Crawler and Racer Motors by Holmes HobbiesYouTubeStart of suggested clipEnd of suggested clipYou can only spend however much you want to spend but the more money that you pay the higher qualityMoreYou can only spend however much you want to spend but the more money that you pay the higher quality of a motor you can buy and the next thing is the speed of the motor on brushless motors.
1:3210:07Building a Lightweight Indoor Crawler Course from garbage - YouTubeYouTubeStart of suggested clipEnd of suggested clipSo first things first we're going to use these cardboard boxes to create the structure. And i'm justMoreSo first things first we're going to use these cardboard boxes to create the structure. And i'm just going to hot glue them down to the table.
Class-2 "Trail" • Description - A stock vehicle that has been modified to become a capable trail rated rig and is not necessarily street legal .
The crawler is the size of a baseball infield. The crawler's top speed is one mile per hour loaded and two miles per hour unloaded.
1:5816:09How to build your own rock crawler/buggy/bouncer - YouTubeYouTubeStart of suggested clipEnd of suggested clipSo for four-link suspensions you have several choices as well within these the first one is you canMoreSo for four-link suspensions you have several choices as well within these the first one is you can have I only the upper links triangulated on the bottom two links straight or parallel.
5:3713:53How to build a Mini RC Crawler course out of TRASH - YouTubeYouTubeStart of suggested clipEnd of suggested clipAnd we're gonna measure out a piece that we're gonna lay over it chop it dump it in the water. AndMoreAnd we're gonna measure out a piece that we're gonna lay over it chop it dump it in the water. And then lay it over lay it over our styrofoam.
Class Zero Description A street legal vehicle with off-road capabilities like expedition/Overland/camel trophy style rigs.
After the Moon landing and Skylab programs ended, the crawlers continued their work, taking space shuttles to their launch pads for 30 years. With the shuttle fleet retired in 2011, the crawlers are envisioned as critical elements of future launch operations at Kennedy.
2,750 hpCrawler-transporterEngine2 × 2,050 kW (2,750 hp) V16 ALCO 251C diesel engines, driving 4 × 1,000 kW (1,341 hp) generators for traction 2 × 794 kW (1,065 hp) engines driving 2 × 750 kW (1,006 hp) generators powering auxiliaries: jacking, steering, lighting, and ventilating.Transmission16 × traction motors, 4 per corner21 more rows
Breanne RohloffAfter all, what machine on Earth is even capable of hauling skyscraper-sized structures over solid ground? Ask Breanne Rohloff — she's an engineer for NASA contractor Jacobs, who moves rockets around at NASA's Kennedy Space Center. Her machine is a 6.5 million pound beast called a crawler transporter.