Did someone say articulation?

I can't see why it would need to be locked but could easily be achieved with an air actuation. A 100+ tonne roadtrain is held together with 2" mild steel.

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Originally Posted by isuzutoo-eh

Similar to a Hagglunds but with wheels? They have hydraulic pivots in two planes AFAIK. Or perhaps similar to the Gama Goat, not sure if that is hydraulic or just pivoted on two planes-having the third axle is a must if not an 'active' pivot.

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Both your examples are cool vehicles for sure, but both are basicly truck and trailer. That is the forward half is stable in its own right. A 101FC with powerd trailer could be considered same as a Gama Goat.

Now speaking of the Gama Goat, how about this little concept gem :cool:
http://www.aulro.com/afvb/attachment...2&d=1388361878

Cool :cool:

But I would like to see you get that through Queensland Transport :eek2::woot:

They would have kittens :D

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Originally Posted by UncleHo

Cool :cool:

But I would like to see you get that through Queensland Transport :eek2::woot:

They would have kittens :D

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Im sure if you opend QDOT front and back doors, you could drive that thing through just about any where. :D