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GVM is limited to 2 tonne unless the trailer has brakes on ALL wheels and is fitted with a breakaway system. This usually means 4 wheel electric (cost effective and practical), but the code does not stipulate design only requirement.Quote:
Originally Posted by The ho har's
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Originally Posted by pop058
That is correct...it has 4 wheel electric brakes with a breakaway system....
Queensland transport has adopted the Federal Goverments ADR's for trailers which we have followed;)
Mrs hh:angel:
Is that what is in the box on the drawbar? Battery to apply brakes when trailer breaks away from the car?
correct ...and we have to get a little solar panel for it to keep it chargedQuote:
Originally Posted by dickyjoe
Mrs hh
Good idea - Every time I go to use the one at work, the battery is flat, and I end up having to wait around until its charged... :(Quote:
Originally Posted by The ho har's
Great work Ho Hars as usual :thumbsup:
This is definatly now on the future projects list, I still rekon it would be cheaper to build a 3 ton GVM trailer than buy one ;)
What are the final dimensions of the deck?
4.8mtrs x 2.380mtrs...overall lenth 6.6mtrsQuote:
Originally Posted by Newbs-IIA
It is certaintly cheaper to build.....see you next Sunday;)
Mrs hh:angel:
you should give it a test run by hauling one of your lovley series vehicles out here to Boonah for me to drive :p
don't need to haul it, my series 3 is my daily driver...the others need work though:DQuote:
Originally Posted by Newbs-IIA
Mrs hh:angel: