Tilt Tray Truck??

Ian
Found this on this site www.roadtransport.com/blogs/big-lorry-blog/african-trucks/ and not sure if I can post it here but here it is for the moment
Ian
A different kind of tilt truck

Rusty, a standard Jap tilt tray mate, there are a few here as imports, and a crane mob was selling the legs so local body builders coukld do the rest a while ago, I'm not sure if they are still available. You can buy them as an import though, quite often as an 8 wheeler, with 11R's on the first steer, and 17.5's on all the other axles.

Pritty useless really
long way up/down to cab
@ times U need to shake the load to get it to slide etc
no can do with th@ set up
A joker in Seaford Melbourne sells them imported pre owned T/Trays n cranes
have seen the 8x4 with small tyres on the bogie drive n rear steer axle n very front steer on 20" size wheels Looks odd
have seen a youtube on load n a truck th@ size above no tilttray just a tray with a xcav8R jakn it self up onto tray = NFW
LOL
Cya
[ch9787]

Excavators on Tilt Tray's? Swishy, you might know what one of these wieghs? I've got a fair idea. (this picture is not on a public road, in case anyone is wondering) Not a jap import either, an Australian Tray.

cat 320D Weighs around 21 tonne, cam

Yep
Ass S R iz near enuff to the pin
20-21t
truck may have a GCM of may B 28t
with a Tare weight say 12-14t
th@ puts the truck over by about 4-7 t
Didn't think they'd allow th@ overweight by big mining co even on the own rds
Coz of any FU it all falls back on the mining co as the truck twaz overloaded

ButEyeDoSt&2BCorrected

Gr8 Pic Big C on a Gr8 T/Tray
Cya
[ch9787]

Swish and Assessor, the truck tares nearly 14 tonnes, if you look at the back, there is 2 extra buckets on there as well.

Dunno wot all the fuss iz about with th@ black suzu
www.gifbin.com/983935
Looks like U dont need no tiltin tray

LOL
me thinks the smaller the machine U wanna load the more dangerous it iz

LOL

Cya

[ch9787]

The bobcat loading one is on you tube . Ian .

Don't think the local council would like the point loads from those jacking legs on their pavement.
I can remember winding my semi's legs through bitumen.
Carried some large blocks after that.