Innovative off road design
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Little bit of money in hydraulic cylinders there. The rears are independent chain drives aren't they?
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Hahaha!
I didn't even try to analyze it, I was having too much fun being dumbstruck!
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That's impressive. Is it chain drive, or hydrostatic? (since it runs a bunch of hydraulics anyway) Looks like the front spars are set to pivot opposite each other. I wonder if it does that automatically, or if it has to be continuously adjusted to stay level.
Let us know if anyone finds a web site or forum for this guy. Love to be able to read more about the technical specs.
Let us know if anyone finds a web site or forum for this guy. Love to be able to read more about the technical specs.