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rollndice83
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rpgablejr
Journeyman Modder
 
North Catasauqua PA USA

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Posted - 09/02/2009 : 20:26:08
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| Is that the fire rescue jeep I see in the back with that new red hood on it? |
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sdubb
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1654 Posts |
Posted - 09/02/2009 : 20:39:57
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| I have one of these also but man am I having a hard time to get this thing working. The switches are driving me nuts. |
"Time to take a ride on the information superhighway." |
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rollndice83
Expert Modder
  
Lansdale PA USA

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cfanto
Journeyman Modder
 
Tracy CA USA

401 Posts |
Posted - 09/03/2009 : 11:30:50
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Wow! I thought I've seen all the FP ride-ons by now... that's a first for me to see a Wild Thing! I'd love to see a video of that thing on 18V!
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PowerWheels - Jeep Wrangler (74440) - Red Wrangler - unibody Jeep w/ 18V, #4 gearbox retrofit PowerWheels - Dune Squad (74570) - Yellow Jeep - metal-framed Jeep w/ 18V, LED lights, #7 gearboxes, brake pedal PowerWheels - Wrangler 98 (78490) - Army Jeep - unibody Jeep w/ 12V, OD painted, brake pedal, rubber tires PowerWheels - Grey/Pace Exclusive (86270) - metal-framed Jeep - currently stock Peg Perego - Gaucho Grande (HP252) - 70's-style Toyota Landcruiser FJ40 - 18V, LED lighting, brake pedal, front & rear traction-aids PowerWheels - X-Treme Machine (74790) - painted, 18V w/ 24V NOS, 19T #7 gearbox, brake pedal, front traction-aids PowerWheels - Hot Wheels Rally Kart (xxxxx) - 18V in process PowerWheels - Hot Wheels Rally Kart (xxxxx) - currently stock
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rollndice83
Expert Modder
  
Lansdale PA USA

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gseric69
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Red Lion PA USA

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rollndice83
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Lansdale PA USA

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Tainted Memory
Journeyman Modder
 
Saratoga Springs UT USA

156 Posts |
Posted - 09/09/2009 : 15:55:54
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| I got sick just watching the video, but that is the coolest ride on ever!!! |
1-Peg John Deere Power Pull-18V-Stock 2-Peg 24V Super Power Gaucho-LBD14 controllers 2-Peg John Deere Gator-24V Scooter Controllers with Hall Effect Pedals 1-Peg Thundercat Quad 24V Scooter Controller with twist throttle.
1-Xtreme Machine-up for sale, ditching anything Powerwheel.
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rollndice83
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Lansdale PA USA

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ms1120
Senior Modder
   
M-Town Georgia USA

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Posted - 09/09/2009 : 19:43:12
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| Its like zero turn mower training for kids. Awesome. |
Fixing things that arent broken...and making them cool
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sdubb
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Posted - 09/09/2009 : 20:29:48
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When I got ours working my wife looked at it and said "is that the wheelchair powerwheel"  |
"Time to take a ride on the information superhighway." |
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rollndice83
Expert Modder
  
Lansdale PA USA

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gseric69
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Red Lion PA USA

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Posted - 09/18/2009 : 11:45:19
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| Hey Rollindice, just wanted to check to see if yours came with the red 6V battery and A type connector. |
36V Peg Perego Apache - Project: Super Power Police Jeep, 18V Metal Frame Jeep - Project: Sarge Dragon/Craftsman Pickup Hybrid (WIP), 18V John Deere Off Road 4x4 (Gaucho) 12V Lil Jeep, 18V Turbo Sun Jammer Jeep, 12V Super 6 F150 Blue Thunder, 18V Lightning McQueen & 12V Lightning McQueen w/Duratrax Motors (Sold) 18V Green & Blue Ninja Quads w/19T's, 18V Dora Quad with 21T's 12V Harley Bat Bike w/Duratrax Motors, 12V Pink Harley (Future Trike) Future Builds: 12V Xtreme Machine, 12V PW Fire Truck, 6V Wild Thing Super 6 & Mach 5 RIP: 12V Super 6 Suzuki Quad w/Seperate Brake pedal (Decommissioned/Parted) |
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rollndice83
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Lansdale PA USA

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Taz11
Advanced Modder
    
Bloomsbury (08804) NJ

3043 Posts |
Posted - 09/18/2009 : 12:00:33
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18v......and a barf bag ! I like the zero turn mower idea. Maybe you could rig it up to a electric push mower. Make him earn that allowance! |
Drive it like you stole it!........out of somebody's garbage! |
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ThePlatinumLife
Apprentice Modder

Ca USA
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Posted - 09/18/2009 : 23:14:12
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| I wonder.... two variable speed foot controllers and 24v... now that would be "Sick".... ModifiedPowerWheelchairs.com ?? |
OK..If life gives you lemons, make lemonade... So.. if life gives you $#!t, then what...?
www.LilSpeedsters.com
Silver Gaucho 18v gaucgo Grande 24v ESC Gaucho Grande 2 36v Quads 2 18v Escalades 24v ESC Power Wheel Quad 2 18V PW Quads Extreme Machine 18v Police Harley Barbie Police Jeep Barbie Lambo Barbie Jeep 2 24v Injusa F1's |
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Divinar
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San Jose 95111 CA USA

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Posted - 09/19/2009 : 09:25:40
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quote: Originally posted by ThePlatinumLife
I wonder.... two variable speed foot controllers and 24v... now that would be "Sick".... ModifiedPowerWheelchairs.com ??
No, then the DRIVER would be "sick"! |
Escalade (Rubber tires, LED lights, Key switch, Remote Kill, wings. Wings?) Lil Wrangler (2WD, 12v, Lights), KFX Quad (Remote Kill), Jeep Enforcer (18v, WIP) Crushmeister! (Silverado), Dora Jeep (Super-6 @ 12v, lights), Limited Edition Jeep (Stock) Grape Gaucho A151 (24v, scooter controller, WIP), Kawasaki Mojave 250 (Stock)
PP Gator (Lights),Home Depot Loader, Lightning McQueen (Stock) |
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Bintaur
New Member
Buffalo New York USA
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Posted - 09/21/2009 : 13:10:13
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quote: rollndice83 states:
Well i know GSeric wanted some video so here it is. This is a super6 setup so even on 6V it scoots. We put 12V to it and it moved and spun so fast my kid couldn't control it lol. He got out and could hardly walk straight but was laughing.
Being a newbie, my question is this. When you state it's a super6 setup, you mean the Wild Thing has the super6 motors in it right? You also stated you did drop a 12v battery in it and it spun really fast. So you can use either a 6v or 12v battery in it without modifying anything regarding the wiring? Does my lack of knowledge about wiring and batteries show yet? |
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rollndice83
Expert Modder
  
Lansdale PA USA

849 Posts |
Posted - 09/21/2009 : 14:23:44
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quote: Originally posted by Bintaur
quote: rollndice83 states:
Well i know GSeric wanted some video so here it is. This is a super6 setup so even on 6V it scoots. We put 12V to it and it moved and spun so fast my kid couldn't control it lol. He got out and could hardly walk straight but was laughing.
Being a newbie, my question is this. When you state it's a super6 setup, you mean the Wild Thing has the super6 motors in it right? You also stated you did drop a 12v battery in it and it spun really fast. So you can use either a 6v or 12v battery in it without modifying anything regarding the wiring? Does my lack of knowledge about wiring and batteries show yet?
You got it. It's got 2 Super6 motors with 3A Gearboxes and you can just drop in a 12V with no mods with the exception of a 30A inline fuse. The wiring on it is plenty for 12Volts. I keep it a 6V because on 12V it gets no traction and you can't get it to go straight. |
When 18V is to slow...Time to go to 50cc quads 88 Super 6Volt Corvette Project 90 Suzuki Quad Super6 on 12V 12V F-150 12V Suzuki 3-Wheeler(2WD Super6)Current Project Lifted Fire Rescue Jeep(Upgrading to 21T 18V) WildThing Super6 Volt 12V Harley(WIP) Original 6V PW Hot Rod |
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Bintaur
New Member
Buffalo New York USA
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Posted - 09/21/2009 : 15:38:05
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| thanks rollndice83! The only other question is whether the wild thing can be used on any surfaces other than concrete. |
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rollndice83
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Lansdale PA USA

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gseric69
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Red Lion PA USA

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Posted - 09/22/2009 : 13:42:10
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One thing you need to watch out for is kids trying to walk after spinning themselves dizzy. Olivia hopped off after using it and went right down on the driveway. She skinned her legs a little, but thankfully nothing else. The one time I was around back helping another kid is when it happened. Aside from that, she really loves it. It pretty much gets stuck as soon as they run it off the driveway onto the lawn though, so like Rollndice said, it's just for hard flat surfaces. |
36V Peg Perego Apache - Project: Super Power Police Jeep, 18V Metal Frame Jeep - Project: Sarge Dragon/Craftsman Pickup Hybrid (WIP), 18V John Deere Off Road 4x4 (Gaucho) 12V Lil Jeep, 18V Turbo Sun Jammer Jeep, 12V Super 6 F150 Blue Thunder, 18V Lightning McQueen & 12V Lightning McQueen w/Duratrax Motors (Sold) 18V Green & Blue Ninja Quads w/19T's, 18V Dora Quad with 21T's 12V Harley Bat Bike w/Duratrax Motors, 12V Pink Harley (Future Trike) Future Builds: 12V Xtreme Machine, 12V PW Fire Truck, 6V Wild Thing Super 6 & Mach 5 RIP: 12V Super 6 Suzuki Quad w/Seperate Brake pedal (Decommissioned/Parted) |
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rollndice83
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Lansdale PA USA

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Bintaur
New Member
Buffalo New York USA
49 Posts |
Posted - 09/22/2009 : 14:56:04
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| Point well taken. Still want one for my 3-year old grandson if I can find one in decent shape. Have a great concrete patio behind the house he could use to spin around on. |
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rollndice83
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Lansdale PA USA

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mudduck77
New Member
Lake Gaston NC USA

37 Posts |
Posted - 09/22/2009 : 20:23:52
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quote: Originally posted by rollndice83
quote: Originally posted by Bintaur
quote: rollndice83 states:
Well i know GSeric wanted some video so here it is. This is a super6 setup so even on 6V it scoots. We put 12V to it and it moved and spun so fast my kid couldn't control it lol. He got out and could hardly walk straight but was laughing.
Being a newbie, my question is this. When you state it's a super6 setup, you mean the Wild Thing has the super6 motors in it right? You also stated you did drop a 12v battery in it and it spun really fast. So you can use either a 6v or 12v battery in it without modifying anything regarding the wiring? Does my lack of knowledge about wiring and batteries show yet?
You got it. It's got 2 Super6 motors with 3A Gearboxes and you can just drop in a 12V with no mods with the exception of a 30A inline fuse. The wiring on it is plenty for 12Volts. I keep it a 6V because on 12V it gets no traction and you can't get it to go straight.
You stated that you moved up to a 30a inline fuse for the upvolt to 12v. What size fuse are you using when running the red 6v, or does it even need one on 6v? |
"There'll be time to rest when I'm dead."
- PW Caterpillar Dump Truck (resto project; need decals)
- PW Kawasaki 'lil KFX (stock)
- PW Suzuki Quad (broken fender skirts and windshield removed; harness recall performed)
- PW Kawasaki Super Shock (stock, except converted to use twin red 6v)
- PW Cat Tough Loader x 2 (next on the list)
- PW Chevy Z71 (mechanical repairs made, lots of cosmetic to go)
- PW Barbie Cruisin' Tunes Jeep (awaiting diagnostic)
- KidTrax kt1003 Fire Truck (I wish my kid hated this thing as much as I do)
- Dumar Red Rallye Pontiac Solstice (awaiting diagnostic)
- PP Polaris 700 (running, but won't stay in HI)
- PP John Deere Gator (need new horn and some cosmetic)
- PP Thomas and Friends train(with tunnel, expansion pack, and Annie and Clarabel passenger car; FOR SALE Cherry condition)
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Divinar
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San Jose 95111 CA USA

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Posted - 09/22/2009 : 20:35:11
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quote: Originally posted by mudduck77 You stated that you moved up to a 30a inline fuse for the upvolt to 12v. What size fuse are you using when running the red 6v, or does it even need one on 6v?
There is a circuit breaker or fuse built into the stock batteries.
I think it's either a 25 or 30 amp fuse... |
Escalade (Rubber tires, LED lights, Key switch, Remote Kill, wings. Wings?) Lil Wrangler (2WD, 12v, Lights), KFX Quad (Remote Kill), Jeep Enforcer (18v, WIP) Crushmeister! (Silverado), Dora Jeep (Super-6 @ 12v, lights), Limited Edition Jeep (Stock) Grape Gaucho A151 (24v, scooter controller, WIP), Kawasaki Mojave 250 (Stock)
PP Gator (Lights),Home Depot Loader, Lightning McQueen (Stock) |
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mudduck77
New Member
Lake Gaston NC USA

37 Posts |
Posted - 09/22/2009 : 21:22:44
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quote: Originally posted by Divinar
quote: Originally posted by mudduck77 You stated that you moved up to a 30a inline fuse for the upvolt to 12v. What size fuse are you using when running the red 6v, or does it even need one on 6v?
There is a circuit breaker or fuse built into the stock batteries.
I think it's either a 25 or 30 amp fuse...
Sorry for the absence, had to get little man back in bed.
Thanks for the quick response. BTW, the Wild Thing is top notch. I have some other questions about fusing techniques and sizing, I'll start that as a separate thread when I get a chance. No need to start hijacking threads this early in my membership, LOL! |
"There'll be time to rest when I'm dead."
- PW Caterpillar Dump Truck (resto project; need decals)
- PW Kawasaki 'lil KFX (stock)
- PW Suzuki Quad (broken fender skirts and windshield removed; harness recall performed)
- PW Kawasaki Super Shock (stock, except converted to use twin red 6v)
- PW Cat Tough Loader x 2 (next on the list)
- PW Chevy Z71 (mechanical repairs made, lots of cosmetic to go)
- PW Barbie Cruisin' Tunes Jeep (awaiting diagnostic)
- KidTrax kt1003 Fire Truck (I wish my kid hated this thing as much as I do)
- Dumar Red Rallye Pontiac Solstice (awaiting diagnostic)
- PP Polaris 700 (running, but won't stay in HI)
- PP John Deere Gator (need new horn and some cosmetic)
- PP Thomas and Friends train(with tunnel, expansion pack, and Annie and Clarabel passenger car; FOR SALE Cherry condition)
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Bintaur
New Member
Buffalo New York USA
49 Posts |
Posted - 09/23/2009 : 13:01:31
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quote: rollndice83 states: You got it. It's got 2 Super6 motors with 3A Gearboxes and you can just drop in a 12V with no mods with the exception of a 30A inline fuse. The wiring on it is plenty for 12Volts. I keep it a 6V because on 12V it gets no traction and you can't get it to go straight.
I have the Parts sheet for the wild thing: Model 74180-9993 (in USA) and Model 74183-9564 (in Canada) and it indicates the the wild thing to have: 3B Gearbox 74550-9279 3B Motorgearbox Assm. 74180-9519
Are you sure that yours has 3A Gearboxes? If so, it must have been modified in the past. Is there an advantage in using 3A gearboxes over 3B gearboxes. Also, I'm seriously thinking of making the 320-mile round trip drive to get the wild thing for $20.00. In addition to getting two paddle switches, I'm thinking of getting 2 super6 motors to have on hand but am not sure where to get them online. Could you point me in a direction for locating them? |
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gseric69
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Red Lion PA USA

6272 Posts |
Posted - 09/23/2009 : 13:34:49
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The 3A gearbox would give it some more top end speed. On a ride like this, I don't think you'll notice any torque loss from switching to a 3A gearbox. To get Super 6 motors, you'll need to get them from Super 6 Vehicles. There is a thread which had many of the Super 6 Models listed, but I'm having trouble locating it right now. |
36V Peg Perego Apache - Project: Super Power Police Jeep, 18V Metal Frame Jeep - Project: Sarge Dragon/Craftsman Pickup Hybrid (WIP), 18V John Deere Off Road 4x4 (Gaucho) 12V Lil Jeep, 18V Turbo Sun Jammer Jeep, 12V Super 6 F150 Blue Thunder, 18V Lightning McQueen & 12V Lightning McQueen w/Duratrax Motors (Sold) 18V Green & Blue Ninja Quads w/19T's, 18V Dora Quad with 21T's 12V Harley Bat Bike w/Duratrax Motors, 12V Pink Harley (Future Trike) Future Builds: 12V Xtreme Machine, 12V PW Fire Truck, 6V Wild Thing Super 6 & Mach 5 RIP: 12V Super 6 Suzuki Quad w/Seperate Brake pedal (Decommissioned/Parted) |
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Bintaur
New Member
Buffalo New York USA
49 Posts |
Posted - 09/23/2009 : 15:11:29
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| alternative motors to the Super6 ones would be the Duratrax 5737 motor or the 14V titan motors? Where could I get new 8T pinion gears if I prefer to go with new metal ones? |
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gseric69
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Red Lion PA USA

6272 Posts |
Posted - 09/23/2009 : 15:38:55
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quote: Originally posted by Bintaur
alternative motors to the Super6 ones would be the Duratrax 5737 motor or the 14V titan motors? Where could I get new 8T pinion gears if I prefer to go with new metal ones?
Gameboy has the 8T pinion gears for sale, shoot him a PM if you need any. The Duratrax 5737 motors are about the same speed as the Super 6, maybe a little faster. I don't have any first hand experience with the Titans, but I hear they are pretty fast as well. |
36V Peg Perego Apache - Project: Super Power Police Jeep, 18V Metal Frame Jeep - Project: Sarge Dragon/Craftsman Pickup Hybrid (WIP), 18V John Deere Off Road 4x4 (Gaucho) 12V Lil Jeep, 18V Turbo Sun Jammer Jeep, 12V Super 6 F150 Blue Thunder, 18V Lightning McQueen & 12V Lightning McQueen w/Duratrax Motors (Sold) 18V Green & Blue Ninja Quads w/19T's, 18V Dora Quad with 21T's 12V Harley Bat Bike w/Duratrax Motors, 12V Pink Harley (Future Trike) Future Builds: 12V Xtreme Machine, 12V PW Fire Truck, 6V Wild Thing Super 6 & Mach 5 RIP: 12V Super 6 Suzuki Quad w/Seperate Brake pedal (Decommissioned/Parted) |
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Bintaur
New Member
Buffalo New York USA
49 Posts |
Posted - 09/23/2009 : 15:59:05
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| thanks for your help gseric69. BTW, how's the wild thing coming that you got recently? Know you were having a problem with the left paddle switch & the fact the prior owner never got the recall fix done on the battery connector. Hope we get to see your daughter or nephew operating it soon. |
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RICKYVB
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TAMPA FLORIDA USA
1265 Posts |
Posted - 09/23/2009 : 16:01:11
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That thing is cool. Reminds me of my ARGO |
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gseric69
Moderator
    
Red Lion PA USA

6272 Posts |
Posted - 09/23/2009 : 16:13:51
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quote: Originally posted by Bintaur
thanks for your help gseric69. BTW, how's the wild thing coming that you got recently? Know you were having a problem with the left paddle switch & the fact the prior owner never got the recall fix done on the battery connector. Hope we get to see your daughter or nephew operating it soon.
I haven't really messed with it yet, but the left switch will work in forward, they just have to really push it hard right now to get it to go. Olivia had a lot of fun with it on Sunday, and spun herself silly. I ended up just using the Green PW battery I got with it, which is actually holding a charge quite well. It's only a 6.5AH battery, but they were able to get some good use out of it. I have about 4 rides I want to get the recall work done one before I mess with them, but I just haven't had the time to take them in. |
36V Peg Perego Apache - Project: Super Power Police Jeep, 18V Metal Frame Jeep - Project: Sarge Dragon/Craftsman Pickup Hybrid (WIP), 18V John Deere Off Road 4x4 (Gaucho) 12V Lil Jeep, 18V Turbo Sun Jammer Jeep, 12V Super 6 F150 Blue Thunder, 18V Lightning McQueen & 12V Lightning McQueen w/Duratrax Motors (Sold) 18V Green & Blue Ninja Quads w/19T's, 18V Dora Quad with 21T's 12V Harley Bat Bike w/Duratrax Motors, 12V Pink Harley (Future Trike) Future Builds: 12V Xtreme Machine, 12V PW Fire Truck, 6V Wild Thing Super 6 & Mach 5 RIP: 12V Super 6 Suzuki Quad w/Seperate Brake pedal (Decommissioned/Parted) |
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Bintaur
New Member
Buffalo New York USA
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gseric69
Moderator
    
Red Lion PA USA

6272 Posts |
Posted - 10/05/2009 : 12:10:19
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quote: Originally posted by Bintaur
well if you need new paddle switches, the best price I've found so far is here:
http://www.svcvacuum.com/power_wheels/0801-0614.asp
I took the shifters off mine, and it turns out the switches are working perfectly. It's the shifters that are causing the problem. I'm going to have to see if I can get them connected and aligned better. |
36V Peg Perego Apache - Project: Super Power Police Jeep, 18V Metal Frame Jeep - Project: Sarge Dragon/Craftsman Pickup Hybrid (WIP), 18V John Deere Off Road 4x4 (Gaucho) 12V Lil Jeep, 18V Turbo Sun Jammer Jeep, 12V Super 6 F150 Blue Thunder, 18V Lightning McQueen & 12V Lightning McQueen w/Duratrax Motors (Sold) 18V Green & Blue Ninja Quads w/19T's, 18V Dora Quad with 21T's 12V Harley Bat Bike w/Duratrax Motors, 12V Pink Harley (Future Trike) Future Builds: 12V Xtreme Machine, 12V PW Fire Truck, 6V Wild Thing Super 6 & Mach 5 RIP: 12V Super 6 Suzuki Quad w/Seperate Brake pedal (Decommissioned/Parted) |
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gseric69
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Red Lion PA USA

6272 Posts |
Posted - 10/05/2009 : 16:52:30
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I ended up pulling the switches out and taking them apart. They were actually in pretty good shape, just a little corrosion on the terminals, but what I did find was a lot of little grass clippings inside them. So I got all of it out, cleaned them up anyway. What I did end up doing which seems to have worked the best, was removing the stop screws from the center of each shifter. This allowed the shifters to travel a little farther forward, and was enough to engage the switches without any problems.
So not I have a happy little girl again that can go forward and reverse, and do some tight twisty turns without any problems. |
36V Peg Perego Apache - Project: Super Power Police Jeep, 18V Metal Frame Jeep - Project: Sarge Dragon/Craftsman Pickup Hybrid (WIP), 18V John Deere Off Road 4x4 (Gaucho) 12V Lil Jeep, 18V Turbo Sun Jammer Jeep, 12V Super 6 F150 Blue Thunder, 18V Lightning McQueen & 12V Lightning McQueen w/Duratrax Motors (Sold) 18V Green & Blue Ninja Quads w/19T's, 18V Dora Quad with 21T's 12V Harley Bat Bike w/Duratrax Motors, 12V Pink Harley (Future Trike) Future Builds: 12V Xtreme Machine, 12V PW Fire Truck, 6V Wild Thing Super 6 & Mach 5 RIP: 12V Super 6 Suzuki Quad w/Seperate Brake pedal (Decommissioned/Parted) |
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sdubb
Senior Modder
   

1654 Posts |
Posted - 10/06/2009 : 07:51:46
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| pics please you lost me. |
"Time to take a ride on the information superhighway." |
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