2010 build Linden trailer, 32ft. Granning commercial axles, air brakes. Front and back bale rack. Flotation tyres. Led lights, Rated for 20t.
£7800 o.n.o
£7800 o.n.o
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32ft Linden flat trailer
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Chae1
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nice just what @multi power needs
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Your new ride will look smart behind the Fastrac
Chae1
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Just need to get the bloody square baler off it! Its a pain to take on and off and always need it at last minute so just leave it on.
ILovebaling
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If that's 32ft you've made your silage bales bigger than 4ft
Chae1
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yes. Is there a law that they must be 4 ft??
Hilly
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No the n
No, the new legestition with roundbales is they must be 4x6 other wise you get shot for being silly.
EU regulation 456-987.678 didn't you get it
Chae1
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was speaking today about making them 5ft and putting them through tubeliner. That would save alot of plastic. But would only get 6 long on bottom of trailer.
Sandy
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It can be hard on the baler 5ft we tried some they were 1.2t only did half a dozen straw is great in 6ft though
Reversed treads are required if the the axle is undriven but braked.
On a driven axle the treads "v" faces forward so that soil is pushed outward as the contact patch tread moves with some degree of slip. If the tyre was reversed, the driving torque and consequent contact patch slip pulls soil towards the centre, effectively reducing the area and reducing grip (in practical terms you get stuck quicker!).
For a braked axle the torque is the same as a reversed driven axle (though the force acts at the contact patch and not at the centre of the hub). Consequently you need to reverse the tread direction to maximise braking efficiency.
Yes, but I was wondering why the front tyre on that trailer is forward facing and the back one rear facing rather than paired.
He don't know if he is coming or going
Hilly
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Looks a good trailer ! I have never heard of that make, dose it swing on the springs much if you put hestons on 3 high ?
Chae1
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nah pretty steady. company owner in jail I think! so no longer built.
Chae1
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I ve no idea either. Just the way mconechy fitter stuck them on.
Chae1
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now it holds 4 hesstons so it may be 32ft! But they may just be small hesstons......
Carting with manitou so half load
Carting with manitou so half load
Hilly
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Why what he do ??