G'day All, Just when you think you have seen everything, something else pops up, mate that is unusual, anyway it looks like you have your bits to enable towing cheers Dennis:wasntme:
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G'day All, Just when you think you have seen everything, something else pops up, mate that is unusual, anyway it looks like you have your bits to enable towing cheers Dennis:wasntme:
Sounds like dave was on the money with it being a genset trailer. I'm looking forward to towing it to see what it tows like. Heading up to Fraser in a couple of weeks, if I get it going and reg by then I might think about taking my trail bike up on it and give it a test run. I look forward to setting it up as a camper. My brother has been at me for ages about getting it off me. He wanted to cut the draw bar off and put on an A frame so he could mount a fridge on there. I didn't like that idea.
hey matt, mate i may have 2 rims and tyres (matching yours) if you are chasing some more spares;)
Yep, definately keen. Let me know. Thanks.Quote:
Originally Posted by def-90
How'd you go with that other bracket?
For the rest of you guys I picked up the pintle ring today and also got the pintle hook aswell. Now I'm pretty much set to go.
Matt.
I've got a photo somewhere of a generator on one of these trailers that i'll have to post later ;)
Ok, here is the pic I have of a generator trailer in vietnam. looks like a modified worshop trailer. maybe this is a later generator trailer??
https://www.aulro.com/afvb/images/im...007/04/330.jpg
I think what you read as L5T is actually 1.5T, but I don't think these are a one and a half ton trailer. The standard trailer if I remember is 1/4 ton and the bigger one with brakes and bigger wheels is half ton.
I haven't seen one with shocks, but I've never looked under a workshop trailer.
The current generator trailer has two axles.
Jeff
I think what you read as L5T is actually 1.5T, but I don't think these are a one and a half ton trailer. The standard trailer if I remember is 1/4 ton and the bigger one with brakes and bigger wheels is half ton.
I haven't seen one with shocks, but I've never looked under a workshop trailer.
The current generator trailer has two axles.
Jeff
oops
thats the older version of the one i was talking about... (didnty know there was an older version of what I was describing)
picture that same trailer but with the genny having an extendable light stand on it with 2 flood lights at about 1000w a piece and your on the money.
The newer ones look well, newer being a galved chassis with checker plate on the deck amd angled wheel arches. the genset is also set up to be forklift unloadable..