AGR1_10 Mk1 2wd

you may have noticed, it is DECEMBER 2025.

Here it is, merry Christmas. please be gentle, due to work scheduling I haven't been able to get this as polished as I would like, and will continue to update it into the new year. A build guide would be a good start. For those smart cookies amongst you, working out what screws go where shouldn't be too difficult but don't be afraid to ask and I can double check my build for what I used. As for Wiring it's more or less a free for all. 2 DC motors paralleled together into one esc so they turn the same direction, after that you can make it up as you go, it should be pretty standard for those of you familiar with RC wiring after that. Don't forget to add photos to the makes page and you might end up featuring in the build guide (with credit) and a little surprise under the tree.

Based off a legally nondescript (please don't sue me) 1980s tractor, and compatible with OpenRC tractor hardware.
this 2wd chassis provides a fully functional 1/10 RC model with;
- 3 point hitch
- automatic pickup hitch
-4ch signal out
-adjustable height euro-hitch

using twin motors & 11.1v batteries for maximum pulling power
with a complete range of functional implements & accessories in the works.

it also happens to be compatible with bruder towing points should you simply wish to trundle around the garden.

This build will need at least access to PETG & TPU, PLA will work for the body and ASA is suggested for the towing and 3 point hitch parts.

0.4mm nozzle is fine unless you are doing lenses then it'll be a 0.2

Linkage parts as stiff as you can make them (the lift servo will snap PETG 3 point arms like butter)

2 walls on the body, 3 on the structure. TPU is witchcraft so find some settings that work on the seat cushions then print the tyres.

infill at 35-45% on non critical and 45-55% on structural parts is fine. 20% or less on TPU for the best tyre grip.

for assembly some fettling with a set of needle files may be required to get the pickup hitch to latch properly.