Some people...........

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Originally Posted by JDNSW

Yes, it does look rather like "Fatboy" (immortalised at Nagasaki 70 years ago!).

Actually, it is difficult to tell from the overall shape how much weight is on the coupling, and it may well have most of the mass concentrated at the back. Note that there has been a trend in recent years to move the axles back on most caravans, while still managing sensible nose loading.

John

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You are getting your men and your boys mixed up John ... ;)

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Originally Posted by TerryO

You are getting your men and your boys mixed up John ... ;)

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Oops! Mea culpa! You are right. Engage mind before typing!

John

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Originally Posted by DoubleChevron

Is it tiny and lightweight? If it's not your tongue weight is going to be so extreme it'll be unsafe to tow ....

It could be worse ... my brother sent me this one last night.

Custom built carvan | Caravan | Gumtree Australia Cardinia Area - Pakenham | 1087543952

Look where the axles are ... and how far apart they are.... Imagine trying to tow it ... It might work if it's a 5th wheeler ... but as it is that sucker would have to have at least 1ton on the drawbar :eek: :eek:

seeya,
Shane L.

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Yikes! Unfinished project - probably because he's realised he'll never be able to tow it legally with anything in Aus. loks like it weighs about 4 tonne as well...

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Originally Posted by JDNSW

Oops! Mea culpa! You are right. Engage mind before typing!

John

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If I remember right the Yanks only had the two bombs and if the Japs had not surrendered after the second detonation then it would have taken months for them to build more bombs and the invasion more than likely would have had to go ahead anyway. The Allies were lucky I reckon.

gut it and put nags in there,
you'd need a 4 tyre axle to carry it though,