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JCB HMEE-1 (High Mobility Engineer Excavator)

Built by S-man16
for the Mr NJ military wrecker challenge

This design is based off of the JCB HMEE-1 (High Mobility Engineer Excavator) which is essentially an armoured backhoe based off of JCB's fastrac tractor. It is built in the US but used by the army's of Australia, Britain, Denmark, Ireland, Israel, New Zealand, Spain, Sweden and USA, with the possibility of Canada purchasing some in the near future.
The HMEE is designed for high speeds in order to self deploy in convoys and variable levels of available armour
I based this design off of the highest possible level of armour including bullet proof windows and slatted armour for RPG protection. I also Swapped the bucket in the rear of the machine for a winch to make it function better in a recovery role.

• Top speed 101 km/h
  
• 1125L fuel capacity
  
• 4 wheel steering
  
• Front 2k lift capacity
  
• Rear 2k lift capacity
  
• First person equipment
  
• Rear Stabilisers
  
• Modular V8 engine
  
• 360 degree slatted armour cabin protection
  
• Custom suspension
  
• Front and Rear winches
  
• Simple Controls

• Pressing 1 will rotate your seat and switch between driving/bucket and rear arm controls
  
• Driving with either rear boom or front bucket raised may lead to tipping
  
• If the HMEE does fall over raising and lowering the rear stabilisers can help right it
  
• When lifting with rear boom raise everything as much as possible and swing winch towards the tractor for maximum lift capacity
  
• When operating rear booms for long periods the battery can drain and cause a loss in lifting power, lifting all wheels off the ground and driving forwards for a while can help the battery recharge
  
• When climbing steep slopes lower the bucket as much as possible (without touching ground) for lowest COM
  
• When opening hood raise bucket to make room for grille

Featured microcontrollers:
Radio: https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2015565502
Transmission: https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2198653583
Dashboard: https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2488054448
Engine Controller: https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2425498089

huge shutout to all of those guys I couldn't have made something like this without having their microcontrollers to work off of and modify