Heavyweight Robot for sale

**Revsmin** · 10th August 2011, 13:16

From Team Hammertime website:

Bounty Hunter, heavyweight combat robot 220lbs (100kg)

That's right, I am selling my heavyweight robot, fully functional, all spare parts. This robot has a full pressure CO2 system, it comes with one set of CO2 tanks, all valves, spare hoses, spare ram cylinder sleeves and instructions. Drive train is BATTLEKIT, two mag motors, four fairly fresh wheels plus some spare used wheels. One set of Nicad batteries and a 36E Vantec speed controller are also included. It also comes with a 5 channel spectrum radio system, titanium armor, spare steel armor, different rear armor plates and a rear floating plow. This robot will be fully operational when shipped, except for CO2 gas. Well over $5000 invested, shipping to you included............$2500 (Â£1540 Aprox.)

Picture too!
Website for purchase: http://robogladiators.com/index.htm

NOT MY HEAVYWEIGHT ROBOT, DON'T ASK ME ANY QUESTIONS!!!!!!

Looks Great, I'd love too see it in the UK!

**Revsmin** · 10th August 2011, 17:40

Found a vid aswell!

It may not look that impressive in the video, but in the USA, OOTA is not an option. It has a full Titanium shell, and the flipper, as you can see, is very powerful!

**Ellis** · 10th August 2011, 18:14

Here's another video that shows it's abilities slightly better. ... re=related

I just saw it in the related videos. The bot looks pretty good, and clearly very powerful.

**blazerbotics** · 10th August 2011, 18:24

Not that powerful, no where near the likes of Kronic and Iron Awes. They really need to learn to drive as well :P Going to end up costing 2 grand by the time you ship it over here, might as well build one from scratch for that.

**Revsmin** · 10th August 2011, 18:28

Well, gotta give them some credit. They come from the USA, and not many pneumatic weapons are used over there. You could aways change the ram, bottle, and pressure.

**mattsdragons** · 10th August 2011, 18:37

alan does have a point, its not as powerful as some of the UK flippers, but you do have to give it some credit, its an american pneumatic flipper, not many of those about

**typhoon_driver** · 10th August 2011, 18:49

Far too expensive. It may have been worth whatever brand new but you are lucky to get a grand for a heavyweight over here these days. It's simply because as soon as a part has been in the arena it's value drops immensely simply because it will have suffered an extreme environment.

**terry** · 11th August 2011, 00:13

have too agree with alan on that one, got a bit sidetracked with the us vids though found a few good ones
with disks, this is a good one but there is loads better im only posting this link because at 4.56 mins into it you can see john reid in the audience !

... re=related

thats the second time ive posted this as i forgot the link last time ! duh