Deeredriver Posted September 11, 2009 Posted September 11, 2009 They say things come in 3's who's next this thing flipped over while i was dumping out a load of sticky sh1t pulled her back on her wheels and shes good to go not a scratch on her even though the frame looked like it would have been twisted to hell Quote
BC Posted September 11, 2009 Posted September 11, 2009 Oh that does look nasty. Let's us hope things don't come in threes Quote
Lord Ferguson Posted September 11, 2009 Posted September 11, 2009 DOH... NOTE TO SELF: Do NOT use any trailed implements until mishap number 3 has been posted :D Quote
Kiwi6920 Posted September 11, 2009 Posted September 11, 2009 Proberly me, i started last season by stuffing a new silage trailer... Quote
Deere-est Posted September 11, 2009 Posted September 11, 2009 Note to self, do not used trailed implements untill after Marky, just to be sure!! :D Nick that sure looks ugly. To be honest it looks very week but I guess that is what saved it from being buckled for good. Lucky escape there Quote
rich.new holland Posted September 11, 2009 Posted September 11, 2009 well my mate tipped a terex last week then steve tipped his so i suppose youv had the 3rd :D so marky your safe Quote
Tellarian Posted September 11, 2009 Posted September 11, 2009 A lot os semi trailers are built of higher tensile steel that allows it to flex and give - an excellent demonstration. A lot of scrap / condemned US kit used to find its way to the Philippines - roadside shanties and sheds as services stations. Over six months once saw a couple of guys 'rebuild' a rusted out Freuhauf trailer. Supported it on pallets, cut it out section by section, (One piece formed channels with hex lightening holes) replaces it with half inch MS. Broke first day.... Excess of material over design and no stress flow. Quote
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