Page 2 of 2 FirstFirst 12
Results 16 to 29 of 29

Thread: Where to place your axle

  1. #16

    Re: Where to place your axle

    Quote Originally Posted by familyman
    Apologies if someone has said this before but I couldn't resist,
    "under the trailer"
    cheers jon
    Yes! under the trailer sounds a very good place to put it but lets see some pics otherwise it's a vague question.

    Pics?

  2. #17

    Re: Where to place your axle

    Sportsfish5 sorry mate i will send you some pics when i get things settled.
    Troy

  3. #18

    Re: Where to place your axle

    Quote Originally Posted by Mantaray
    [quote author=familyman link=1131702223/0#10 date=1131776012]Apologies if someone has said this before but I couldn't resist,
    "under the trailer"
    cheers jon
    Yes! under the trailer sounds a very good place to put it but lets see some pics otherwise it's a vague question.

    Pics? [/quote]
    Mantaray if you had the sense to read what has been said it would not be vague and would not require pics.
    Troy [smiley=smartass.gif]

  4. #19

    Re: Where to place your axle

    Quote Originally Posted by troy
    [quote author=Mantaray link=1131702223/15#15 date=1131790255][quote author=familyman link=1131702223/0#10 date=1131776012]Apologies if someone has said this before but I couldn't resist,
    "under the trailer"
    cheers jon
    Yes! under the trailer sounds a very good place to put it but lets see some pics otherwise it's a vague question.

    Pics? [/quote]
    Mantaray if you had the sense to read what has been said it would not be vague and would not require pics.
    Troy [smiley=smartass.gif][/quote]

    vague? well unda the trailer is the best guess not being a magician and all. even without springs and not being a magician sensible design would make it adjustable.

  5. #20

    Re: Where to place your axle

    A magician is what you think you are.

  6. #21

    Re: Where to place your axle

    Quote Originally Posted by troy
    A magician is what you think you are.

    well then this magician says make it adjustable as like you said if it's wrong it will always be wrong and effectively useless so all your work will be a complete waste, your choice!

  7. #22

    Re: Where to place your axle

    Yes it is my chioce and by making it adjustable was an option i would have taken it.

  8. #23

    Re: Where to place your axle

    Quote Originally Posted by troy
    Yes it is my chioce and by making it adjustable was an option i would have taken it.
    so make it an option or simply put the axle way towards the rear where it will be guaranteed never to tip backwards as it will be completely useless if it has a tendency to tip backward but just be prepared to require a crane to lift the front onto a towbar. but then with the right sort of tractor with 3 point linkage it makes more sense to put more weight than normal on the towbar and let the 3 point linkage to the lifting. now your going to say you don't have 3 point linkage!

  9. #24

    Re: Where to place your axle

    Chill out guys ,it was just a bit of a joke ,thats all,from the thread title
    cheers jon

  10. #25

    Re: Where to place your axle

    Mantaray i have seen people with what we call bush trailers tip up when they disconnect the trailer and get in there boats that is why i asked for advise.
    Where we are the trailers never see fresh water unless it rains and that is the reason our options are limited.The less nuts bolts bearings the better.
    Troy

  11. #26

    Re: Where to place your axle

    LOL!


    opps did not read page 2 of this thread...was having a giggle at page one!

  12. #27

    Re: Where to place your axle

    Based on all the 'expert' info you have been given, my advice is to buid a marina.

  13. #28

    Re: Where to place your axle

    Based on all the 'expert' info you have been given, my advice is to build a marina.

  14. #29

    Re: Where to place your axle

    Got you mate i would not have a clue how to buid a marina.
    troy

Posting Permissions

  • You may not post new threads
  • You may not post replies
  • You may not post attachments
  • You may not edit your posts
  •