Side tipping trailer

[glasshouse]

are there any side tippers about?

 

[AgriLinc]

are there any side tippers about?

I have got 3 and 5T ones currently available from stock; https://www.agri-linc.com/farm-machinery/agricultural-trailers-plant-trailers/herculano.html[URL]https://www.agri-linc.com/farm-machinery/agricultural-trailers-plant-trailers/herculano.html[/URL]

 

[glasshouse]

I have got 3 and 5T ones currently available from stock; https://www.agri-linc.com/farm-machinery/agricultural-trailers-plant-trailers/herculano.htmlhttps://www.agri-linc.com/farm-machinery/agricultural-trailers-plant-trailers/herculano.html

Twelve ton?

 

[AgriLinc]

Sorry I don't have any side tip trailers available bigger than the smaller 5T ones currently.

 

[glasshouse]

Do they make a bigger one?

 

[Cab-over Pete]

@Kevtherev has one for sale. One careful owner.

 

[Bobthebuilder]

Not sure but could someone like Philipwatkins make you 1 http://www.philipwatkins.co.uk/testls.html

 

[Fendt516profi]

@Kevtherev has one for sale. One careful owner.

I've just sold one like that

 

[TripleSix]

Twelve ton?

I've never seen a 3 way tipper that big?

Biggest the swivel tip dumpers go to is 6 ton?

 

[ollandroverman]

I have run a couple of 4 wheel hgv 3-way dropside tippers over the years. Used to sacrifice about 1 ton of payload with a wagon over a conventional rear tip.
Perhaps an ex-Hgv 3-way tipper body onto an Ag chassis is one way to achieve what you want.

 

[glasshouse]

Side tippers are common in europe, why not here?

 

[le bon paysan]

Pronar T680P

 

[multi power]

Side tippers are common in europe, why not here?

I'm guessing stability is going to be an issue, probably better suited to turntable type trailer, and they are obviously not popular here

 

[ollandroverman]

Side tippers are common in europe, why not here?

Because when tipping a decent sized load they spill massive amounts under the wheels, necessitating driving forwards whilst tipping in most cases resulting in a spread out untidy heap.

 

[glasshouse]

I'm guessing stability is going to be an issue, probably better suited to turntable type trailer, and they are obviously not popular here

Just need a hyd leg

 

[glasshouse]

Because when tipping a decent sized load they spill massive amounts under the wheels, necessitating driving forwards whilst tipping in most cases resulting in a spread out untidy heap.

Couldnt care less about being untidy, tipping to the side is a whole lot safer than the other way with long trailers, eneven ground, power lines , low buildings etc

 

[ollandroverman]

Couldnt care less about being untidy, tipping to the side is a whole lot safer than the other way with long trailers, eneven ground, power lines , low buildings etc

I wouldn't tip one on anything other than flat ground sideways!

On a wagon it is amazing how much they show weight transfer by compressing the suspension and leaning over when tipping. It would be very easy to tip one over.

Low buildings I can understand, but you shouldn't be tipping under powerlines at any time.

 

[glasshouse]

I wouldn't tip one on anything other than flat ground sideways!

On a wagon it is amazing how much they show weight transfer by compressing the suspension and leaning over when tipping. It would be very easy to tip one over.

Low buildings I can understand, but you shouldn't be tipping under powerlines at any time.

No one chooses to tip under a power line, they dont see them till its too late

 

[glasshouse]

It would need to be rocker beams, not springs

 

[sawdust]

No one chooses to tip under a power line, they dont see them till its too late

You do post some nonsense

Know your surroundings