This model was inspired by, and is based off of the Genie GTH 5519.

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I wanted a Cyberbrick model that maxed out the options available on the Cyberbrick Receiver + I wanted it to be as REALISTIC as possible. I was disappointed with the limited functions on many Cyberbrick models (no offence), so I decided to build my own Cyberbrick Model. Here's the Ultimate Telehandler with FULL steering (crab walking too), boom, and tilt control!

I also added the optional QuikAttach parts to swap out with the originals if you want to easily switch between implements. Forks and bucket attachments are included.

THIS IS A CHALLENGING BUILD! If you gripe with every ‘hiccup’ during a DIY build, then this Build is NOT for you. Take your time… this has been tested, tried, and refined, and is a proven, successful build.

IMPORTANT NOTE:

I did DIY my own servo extension cable for the forks tilt servo… I braided 3 thin gauge wires together and soldered pin headers to the ends to build the cable to the required length of 24 inches. It also bends more easily to allow for the boom extension feature. 
THIS DIY CABLE IS REQUIRED FOR THE BOOM EXTENTION FEATURE TO WORK WITHOUT JAMMING UP. 

OPTIONAL: YOU CAN ALSO JUST OMIT THE BOOM EXTENTION  FEATURE AND JUST HAVE LIFT AND TILT. THEN YOU JUST USE THE SERVO EXTENTION CABLE FROM MAKERWORLD THAT FEEDS THROUGH THE BOOM TO SUPPLY THE TILT SERVO POWER.

Controller Diagram:

Telehandler Diagram: