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Hey guys. Anyone in the Washington/Oregon area interested in joining our group, check us out. www.pnwlargescalerc.com

Yea. Let's plan it once the weather gets a little better.

Yea. So far I think I may be the only one down here in Portland. And there isn't much of large scale here

Out in the island? Nice.

Hey. Cool. I'm Elmer. Newish to the group. Been seen you guys have a blast at hazel creek, I get out there.

Yep. Already a part of the Seattle group. Cool guys all help out each other and seem fun. Just gotta make the trip.

Yea. I've considered going out to the sand dunes. But need paddle tires and outerwear covers for everything.

So far been hard to find any places to run. Or ppl by that matter. I did find a group in Seattle that does meets in Kent area. Was think in of making the drive one of these days. Do u have any places? Or know ppl out here?

Hey. I'm in Portland. But there's a Facebook group. In Seattle. Only on I know of in NW. Seattle 5th scale RC. If you are interested.

Nice! Been waiting for someone with the space to do something up here. Any help let us know

+1 on that. It's a 45 lb roller. At 40+mph. That can cause major damage to anything it hits. That's why most guys with common sense won't chance it. It should be a requirement really.

If ur really worried and wanna be picky u can use assembly oil. Which u can find at auto parts store. It's sticky so u can put on all bearing surfaces. But reg 2 stroke oil will do just fine. It is just used to prevent damage on that initial dry start up

I use the DT-1 filter I like it better than the stock being that it's smaller profile. You should be oiling both so they catch more dirt Outerwear a are good specially the pull start one. As u don't want any rocks going in there The one on the filter is also good. It's just another level of...

I use royal purple synthetic 2 stroke oil. Works great and can get it shipped for free through Amazon. So works for me.

Good job Steven. Looks good and simple enough.

I just pump and let sit for. Few mins. Works just fine.

http://m.harborfreight.com/36-pc-3-in-screwdriver-bit-set-68817.html?utm_referrer=direct%2Fnot%20provided I use these on a dewalt drill. And it works great. Haven't had any problems at all. And had every size for taking apart the whole truck. (Had to for cleaning)

I got a harbor freight bit set. 3 inch long. And it works great. Has all the metric hex sizes as well as torx., Philips and flat. And was only 10 bucks

That's not bad for a spare.

I lost some screws too. Ended up gettin a pit box screw kit from tgn. Totally worth it. For lost/damaged screws. http://www.tgndistributing.com/losi-5ive-t-pit-box-screw-kit-l5t013.html