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'''LifeTrac II mark2''' is 18" shorter than '''LT2 mark1'''. | '''LifeTrac II mark2''' is 18" shorter than '''LT2 mark1'''. | ||
The new Blender file here in "openpario"- [http://openpario.mime.oregonstate.edu/projects/lifetrac3d/files] shows the design for LifeTrac II mark2. (Download the "FifeTrac_II_18inch_shorter__3_.blend" file). | The new Blender file here in "openpario"- [http://openpario.mime.oregonstate.edu/projects/lifetrac3d/files] shows the design for LifeTrac II mark2. | ||
(Download the "FifeTrac_II_18inch_shorter__3_.blend" file). | |||
The real loader arm hydraulic cylinders have been changed to these to accommodate for the new position of the rear loader (it has been moved in 18 inches with the shortening of the tractor) - [https://www.surpluscenter.com/item.asp?item=9-7711-14&catname=hydraulic] | The real loader arm hydraulic cylinders have been changed to these to accommodate for the new position of the rear loader (it has been moved in 18 inches with the shortening of the tractor) - [https://www.surpluscenter.com/item.asp?item=9-7711-14&catname=hydraulic] | ||
Revision as of 19:34, 13 February 2011
LifeTrac II mark2 is 18" shorter than LT2 mark1.
The new Blender file here in "openpario"- [1] shows the design for LifeTrac II mark2. (Download the "FifeTrac_II_18inch_shorter__3_.blend" file).
The real loader arm hydraulic cylinders have been changed to these to accommodate for the new position of the rear loader (it has been moved in 18 inches with the shortening of the tractor) - [2] which means adding extra mounting plates to the rear loader arm to attach them is necessary.
There is ample space at the rear to fit this [3] 27hp engine on. Also this engine will fit into the current Power Cube design without the need to enlarge it. However that does depend on how far the muffler [4] sticks out once mounted?
If the "power cube frame design" needs to be made larger to accommodate for the muffler. This is easily done and it will still fit on the rear of LT2.