Old Inters at play

Hi.

Yep next project is getting some sides on the top of the tipper. Anyone got some good DIY methods for this.

Yep agree a blade on the back could help, but have been digging holes for new fencing atm.

Others will know better than me, but it looks like the truck as a fairly long bed for a tipper and as such just the old fashioned gravel sides about 12 to 18 inches high would be maximum load with dirt/gravel. If the load is too heavy I have been told the hoist will either and/or bend the chassis behind the cab or bend the tray trying to lift it or hydraulics just let go... :ohmy: . any of them would be no fun at all...

My old beddie had gravel sides, hinged from the coaming. my old inter had welded fixed gravel sides but was a short wb. A couple of lengths of K panel wih some hinges and a rear gate might be a quick fix???

Keep us posted.

Hi

We decided to give the gravel sides a miss. Loading her up was a bit how ya going when tipping, it was twisting at the front and a bit of a look revealed some stress cracks on the tipper frame, so recon we will do some welding and stick to light loads

Looks as though this Acco played hard

Nice

Double up

Here are some old inters at play !!!.

That would do the job in some of those crazy tractor self destructing on you tube, Lets see it doing a wheel stand