CAT Walker Mech Mk5.1

I upgraded my old heavy duty quadrupedal industrial mech with the new official engine update. Its painted in modern Caterpillar Yellow, the color used when they switched from CAT Hi-Way Yellow in 1979, and the current color that every Caterpillar product is painted with to this day. Its got a 90kW crank-start generator, a properly routed exhaust, a 200kWh battery pack, and a 375L fuel tank. The tank only drains about 2% to recharge the battery by about 20kWh, meaning the battery pack can drain and be refilled about 5 times. Do note that while the weight of the fuel tank is true to life (the full tank weighs a few pounds more than 375L of gasoline does) the battery pack is not, weighing in at around a tenth of a real-life 200kWh battery (on average a 100kWh pack is 600kg, here the 200kWh is only 108kg which is unrealistic unless its literal space-age solid-state tech). Its got a downforce motor and a glide motor, the former allowing cliff climbing, the latter allowing the use of high efficiency rolling by disengaging the wheel brakes. At last, I replaced the drive clutches with brake clutches so it actually transmits the insane torque properly. Now it shouldn't stall on super steep slopes, but it can sometimes glitch and force the game to freeze it due to simulation instability, so be careful how fast you accelerate! This one has differential braking to help steering at speed, but this came at the cost of increased flipping risk when turning tight at low speeds.