Free Air engined new cat from Denmark

So here's the answer to the problem with all the emissions.

The concept is quite ingenious: It also solves the problems with those pesky valves, camshafts, cracked heads, seeping head gaskets, etc.:

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Got it from my kids as a Christmas present (Yea, I know that LKS ('lil kid syndrome') never goes away.) 😖mile:😖mile:

The blade can raise lower, the ripper can raise and lower, and it's got a fully functional differential also, and on a carpet those tracks work, and the diff makes for 180 deg turns too!

As you can see, it's also equipped with the latest headless V4 engine that runs on free air. The engine has a crank with conrods linked to those pistons, and moves when the model is pushed (coupled to the diff)

At least it does not emit any hot air like some politicians...

Oh, yes, and a very Cat-filled happy 2016 to all ACMOC'rs out there.

Wow! I know you are proud of that tractor. Thanks for sharing the pictures. :cool2:

I think its great. Did the kids build it from Lego's or some similar components?

I saw an earlier Lego set that would make a Dump Truck or a Sky Crane for the first time. I didn't know LEGO's had evolved that much! Anyways, I would hazard a guess that tractor was built with the next generation of LEGO's!

Legos has some real cool stuff. My 4 year old grandson can build transformer cars that turn to monster fighters using them after Dad read the instructions and helped him with the first one. He told me I am not allowed to play with them because I can't fix them.

I got one of those from my daughter about a year ago. I coundn't stop once I started putting it together. I played with legos as a kid, still have a huge box of them. I used to cut them up glue together to make more stuff. I wish I had picture of all the stuff I made, articulated tractors, crawler with tracks that went around even though I had a hard time with the tracks staying on, fork lifts with 4 bar links to keep the forks level, and even a fare likeness of the cabover my dad drove. Great training to be an engineer.
One of the best toys I ever had.
Ti

Hi Dewets,
great model you received from your kids.
Has inspired me to get on with mine that my kids also gave to me but for my Birthday last year, it is still in the box awaiting time to assemble it.
Also have a couple of other Lego Dozers done--the collection grows.
Trying to find the big fully working battery powered one but they were withdrawn I believe.
Cheers,
Eddie B.