What's in the box?! Episode 1: Deere 772B 1/14 RC equipment 

Thanks, dude!!! You got to see it before anyone. 🤣

Thanks, buddy! Hell yeah, you'll get to have plenty of fun with it at USTE. 😁

Thanks! I love it. It does well. I've upgraded it a bit as far as the servo power now. It does a great job.

@@RCJesus420 Oh nice! 👍😀👍

Hell yeah! A little paint detailing on hinges and bolts, and wiring clean up, and it'll be exactly how I want it. Thanks!!!

@@RCJesus420 a RC is never truly done. 😁

@@RCJesus420 the aerosol John Deere part # for the paint is TY25679 Pre-1992 JD industrial yellow.

@@dennybobsrcconstructionagc2796 thanks! That saves me a ton of time matching it.

Thanks! Honestly, most other people's work I find to be pretty hack, even when others consider it good, but I'll give him a 90-95% on this one for sure! The wires need cleaning up inside, and it needs a better servo to swing the front end, but otherwise, it's done very well and cleanly.

@@RCJesus420 and its all metal. Whats the weight. Ive been considering his work!

@@mcemtpockets1775 you know, I haven't actually weighed it. lol It's pretty stout, but not crazy. I'd wager a guess it's probably 10-13 pounds with a battery.

Yup! It should be tons of fun!

Thanks!

We'll be putting it to work out there, for sure! 😁

Thanks! i've only gotten to use it once so far, but once you get the hang of it, it's a lot of fun to use.

Thanks! I don't think I'm going to be able to wait until USTE in February to use it the first time. It may be time to get my backyard site going again. 😁

@@RCJesus420 okei. 👍

Hi, Nicholas from France! Unfortunately, I probably won't get a chance to use it more than likely for at least a few months, maybe a bit longer. However, when I do get a chance, it'll be putting in many hours of work straight. lol I only really get a chance to use all of my heavy equipment 3 or 4 times a year, but when I do it's for a couple of days nonstop😁.

@@RCJesus420 Ok, Heard..👍 Then, see you soon ..!! 🖐️😉

Agreed! I looked for one of these for years.

It's custom built, you can't buy them anywhere. You'd have to find an old ERTL die-cast model and convert it over as this one was. Hopefully, someday soon, one of the manufacturers will start making them, but at this point no one does...

It's custom built, you can't buy them anywhere. You'd have to find an old ERTL die-cast model and convert it over as this one was. Hopefully, someday soon, one of the manufacturers will start making them, but at this point no one does...

Unfortunately, you can't buy one, all of the 1/14 manufacturers are slacking on road graders... I've been asking a couple of them for several years to make them, but they won't. Maybe if we keep making noise, they will!!! This was made by Dennis from an ERTL model and converted to RC. I'm generally a hydraulic guy with my heavy equipment, but converted models done well work amazing as well.

This is an ERTL model converted to RC. You have to build them yourself, if you can find the ERTL Grader.

It's custom built, you can't buy them anywhere. You'd have to find an old ERTL die-cast model and convert it over as this one was. Hopefully, someday soon, one of the manufacturers will start making them, but at this point no one does...

This is custom built. No one makes a road grader you can buy that I'm aware of. You'd have to find the Ertl model and convert it as was done to this one.

@@RCJesus420 Thanks

@@vaggelisdafnis6242 I would think LESU, Eagle, or one of the other manufacturers will make one pretty soon. At this point, about the only things they don't make are road graders and earth movers/pan trucks.