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Old 01-19-2010, 03:57 AM
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johncub7172:
If your talking about Darryl Schmidt's articulating 4x4 cub it can be seen at Xtreme Motorworks.

http://www.xtrememotorworks.com/
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This guy is good! One heck of a machinist I would say - not that I know anything about it other than I CAN"T DO IT!! That driveline for the 4x4 100 is pretty neat. I wish I had that tallent and the machines to do that. Certainly have the imagination for it!
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Anyone know what he used as the hub/ bearing assy for this tractor?

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Dans creations will boggle your mind when you see them in person.Dan is a master machinist,welder,die maker,engineer,painter and is one heck of a nice guy.The 4x4 uses gears and a gear box made from scratch and is so well balanced he can drive it on concrete or asphalt without the typical 4x4 bind up.
All the parts on the tracks on his crawler he made by hand and some where made with dies he made specifically for that one project.
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I wonder where I could get a transfer case small enough to do that
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Here's an additional picture of Dan Holfer's 100 4x4 and his 100 crawler plus a picture of his 100 High Crop. Yes, I have to agree his work is fantastic indeed.




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Do you have any more pictures of the High-Crop ?
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