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Yer, it came with the tractor I have 2 of them. The manual shows it's meant to have a bin that hooks on the back of it to collect all the clippings. It just leaves a nicer cut on the lawn.

Yer at the time we just brought it drove it on the trailer and then off the trailer, put the slasher on the back did a total of about 50 meters and the motor siezed. Had no oil, was told everything was good going when brought it and stupid me trusted him and didn't check.

You sell me the tractor and slasher/mower

@@scottrctrucking1732 Bummer. Interestingly, my Yazoo mower manual suggests draining all the motor oil and leaving it empty over the winter. Who knows why. I've never seen any other machine manual suggest such a thing. Perhaps the Howard was done the same way.

I get them from a shop in Australia but if in USA "semi joe" has them and I have done orders from him before. They are lesu spider rims but think he has Mack or dayton on his website. Let me know if you find them if not I can see if can find the link.

@@scottrctrucking1732 can you send me the link for semi joe

Thank you I brought parts for two complete trucks then they brought this out so thought I would buy this and have a third and can see exactly how they did it. If I don't make another video on it I will show it in my build video, but they sanded top of servo case and added spacer to make the servos fit which I wouldn't have know if I didn't buy it. When you drilled out holes to 3mm was it for the front suspension as that's what lesu did as well.

@@scottrctrucking1732 Yes, I bought the chassis Z0040 and front cross member L-1011. The cross member has 3m holes, which is convenient if you're using a Tamiya parts. The front suspension parts X-1011 holes are M2 I believe, so I had to ream them out to M3. Even then the head on a standard M3 cap screw would not let the screw fit, so I had to use RC4WD scale bolts to get it to fit. No biggie, it's part of the fun I suppose, but I just wish I would have had this knowledge before I started. To know what is compatible with what would save a lot of time and money 😂 I'd like to do an 8x8 but I don't know what cassis will work with the suspension parts I have. I saw their King Hauler Dump truck and man, does it look good! I recently built a Hing Hauler dump truck using strictly Tamiya parts for a lot les than the Lesu model, came in a lot cheaper, but it's mostly plastic.

@@raccoondinner4009 I did the exact same, I was lucky I already had scale rc4wd bolts as I'm doing the other 2 truck completely with scale bolts. For a 8x8 you could buy one of there chassis/frame rails and copy there lay out I like the extra metal floor pieces in the dump truck but can't get it with the metal sleep floor.

Thank you, Yea would of brought 2 of them but I had already brought parts for two complete trucks then they brought it out so thought I would buy this and have a third.

I haven't tested it yet to compare as still build truck, I have 3 trucks that im building but waiting on parts and I will be uploading videos of them and parts through the year as well as loader and forklift etc

@@scottrctrucking1732 id be interested in seeing those videos!! Keep posting man!! Subbed!!

@@mpkhobbyRC Been a year, still no update :(

Sorry ive been quiet, still waiting on the final parts then ill get the build underway. The videos will be coming its just taking quiet a long time.

I brought the one in the link and have ordered another one for tri drive, you can get gear reductions that go in between motor and gearbox. The speed and torque were great with the 80t motor not to need one but I haven't tested yet with the new motor. www.arstat.com.au/1-14-three-speed-gearbox-lesu

@@scottrctrucking1732 hey bro.thanks for that ..sweet to know . ill have to look u up in later dates to come wen i get mine im only running a 65 t motor at the moment . on a tri twin steer but the front steer drives as well locking diff .