LEGO Technic 42094: Tracked Loader In-depth Review, Speed Build & Parts List [4K] 

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@@tImBoLIum u are a kid

Looking for trees, maybe ;)

Because they could. Because there were some function budget left after they finished the Corvette. More seriously: The operator has a better view on the winch and the cable.

The operator grabs a few logs in the deeper part of the forest, and there might not be enough space for the machine to turn around with the logs in hand, so he flips the cabin the other way and drives of in reverse, or his new forward now. It is also practical to have a good view of the winch when pulling out logs from a steep hill side, just to be safe and pay attention to your colleagues.

In real world, it's for work safety. You not only have to see your work area in front of you, but you need to see your surroundings too. Takin up logs is one thing, driving backwards out of the forest is awkward at best, constantly looking over your shoulder. Better to turn your cabin and look directly in the direction you're driving

​@@Kasapin5033 Precisely!

Nice profile picture.

@@mileskosik472 Thanks. You too. :)

I love the game

It would have cost twice as much if it had pneumatics though

Yea, I've never been a huge fan of their technic stuff trying to portray real life equipment. Sometimes they get it right, but other times its like why bother, like this and the tree harvester thing that came out a while ago. That was like three things in one, which made no sense whatsoever. Things like these make me wonder what they were thinking. They have some really really cool models that they obviously worked hard on and it shows. This just kinda meh- had a few ideas and threw it together. Then again, I do have real life experience with a lot of this kinds of equipment and prefer things to be realistic, so maybe I'm being too critical?

If this video gets a lot of views, so probably not.

@@searme I think I'll reload this page almost 100000 times to have another fantastic video ;)

@@marcodelogu9434 Idk if it works that way.

I liked the creativity.

Tylko jak zwolnisz zapadkę.

On the downside, they're still Friends sets ;)

The same tracks you can get in about 50 of other sets from the last 10 years or more...

@@searme It's nice you got the irony.

@@bazejzawojski6094 It's nice that I have information and I don't write nonsense.

Tensioning the tracks.

Sariel's LEGO® Workshop ok, thanks for the reply, great review as usual 👍

What a lovely model this is :) Would be cool if the arm could also grab by turning a wheel

If they had swith the know for the arm movement for the grabber that would be nicer i think. Then a manual liver for the arm up and down or another wheel.Should be possible i guess.

Wow thats a major design flaw that grabber, its useless! Cant even grab 2 or even 1 properly. hmmmm... to buy or not to buy:( Isnt there a method to bypass the grabber and tilting by connecting it different perhaps. Perhaps making the grabber a single piece or not connecting to the tilting arm in some kind of way

But on the otherhand, we arae adults. Kids wont notice this, we are way to picky :) hahaha

And where would I get them from?

The reason is probably that they want the sets to look big without being expensive...

That would be less accessible for people who don't speak English as their first language.

Thanks for quick response to my rather abrupt comment! Yeah I appreciate the captions as well but if I'm being honest I tend to turn the sound down before watching. Best wishes

As usual, terrible inability to find the mute button.

As usually,people still cant find what does mute button do

This set doesn't have a suspension. Watch again.

Bruh this set have track tensioning,not suspension

@@catzzzz1450 ah yeah I realized that now. 2 years ago me was dumb lol