r/LitterBuggies
Was planning on going through Palmshire Park in its entirety. Couldn’t resist jumping the rig a bit for some kids. Repairs underway might try again tomorrow. Did collect about 60 gallons in the area I covered.
u/g713 — 8 days ago
Around 30 gallons collected in Evergreen Historic District
u/g713 — 9 days ago
Around 60 gallons collected from the south west section of the Vollintine Evergreen Neighborhood.
u/g713 — 12 days ago
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I’m wanting to get into this but I’m looking for the right RC.
I’d really like to get into this and I almost pulled the trigger on buying the Axial scx6 but after talking to my brother a bit I’m not sure I’m not sure what’s best.
I’d really like something I’d enjoy playing with when I’m not out collecting litter.
My brother said the scx6 is more of a crawler and he thinks I should buy more of a normal(faster) rc.
So what would be a happy medium, any suggestions?
u/Fattywonder — 11 days ago
Around 50 gallons collected in the Annesdale Park neighborhood.
u/g713 — 13 days ago
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Since on the beach, you’re dealing with soft sand. I’ve decided that instead of hauling a full trash bag around, we’re going to use these 9 gallon HDX totes. Not only weight of the rig down, but it’ll also provide room to hold, fold up chairs, cooler bags, and what not while we pick up trash.
u/g713 — 9 days ago
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where to buy, how to build, faq, general buggy info
hello,
just looking for general info on how to get started purchasing or building an RC buggy (buggie?). not finding much on the site, but maybe I'm not looking in the right places. appreciate the help!
u/squebz — 14 days ago