Smooth Fine Detail Plastic
1/64th Vacuum Excavator trailer
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Product Description
This vacuum excavator is similar in design to a ditchwitch fx-30. These are used in the construction field to dig holes for culverts or other types of pipe under a road etc. The vacuum tank itself has small pins that fit into corresponding holes on the trailer and allow it to tip up, and the tailgate open. I did not put a pretend hydraulic underneath, but there is room to add your own if wanted. There are two different hitches, one with a loop, one with hook. You can use either one and just glue it into the slot on the front of the trailer to the right height of the truck you intend to pair it up with. OR, one can make your own hitch that is suitable for your uses. The hoses are attached to the canister filters etc can easily be replaced with wire or a similar material if you so desire. Personally I'd replace them!
FOR ASSEMBLY! Dry fit the canisters with hoses leading out of them to see which should be glued first. I'd glue the canister filter that is closest to the middle of the trailer first. Make sure the hoses insert into the generator engine cabinet. Then glue the rear filter into place, carefully threading the tube forward. Refer to the pictures in thislisting if there is a problem. LAST you glue down is the water tank, with the small tank towards the drivers side of the trailer.
Should there be a problem or question contact me via the designer link or directly via Emal to modelmechanic@gmail.com
NOTE! I am offering it in the High Definition Black Acrylate material, but I have not seen or used this material itself and although the software checks say it is good to go, until it is printed, I cannot guarantee that it will
FOR ASSEMBLY! Dry fit the canisters with hoses leading out of them to see which should be glued first. I'd glue the canister filter that is closest to the middle of the trailer first. Make sure the hoses insert into the generator engine cabinet. Then glue the rear filter into place, carefully threading the tube forward. Refer to the pictures in thislisting if there is a problem. LAST you glue down is the water tank, with the small tank towards the drivers side of the trailer.
Should there be a problem or question contact me via the designer link or directly via Emal to modelmechanic@gmail.com
NOTE! I am offering it in the High Definition Black Acrylate material, but I have not seen or used this material itself and although the software checks say it is good to go, until it is printed, I cannot guarantee that it will
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Ditchwitch64
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