as for a motor size, from what i have seen over the past few years, it seems that the tanker's use 24vt 350w motors (or there abouts) but if they where to use a single motor i would think it would have to be larger, somewhere around 600w+ (750w might be ideal unless one of them comes up with a way to determine what's needed) as now the one motor has to have enough power to power both tracks at the same time but also have enough power for when both tracks are turning in reverse of one another - at least that's my theory in a nut shell chris
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