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Old 23-08-20, 15:03
Matthew P Matthew P is offline
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Mike,

Yes my trailer is rather stout. Whoever built it took a Ben Hur chassis, then added C-channel side to side on the front, back and several places in between. Then added a steel plate deck that must be at least 5mm thick. That will probably come off as the original Corps of Engineers welding trailers were a skeleton frame. And also it'll take a couple hundred Kg off of the trailer

Thanks for that image btw. It's better then the one in the manual and shows the Pierce governor linkage of which I'm missing. Mine has had an electric governor added to it, I've seen a few with that so it seems to be a standard later upgrade. But now I know what I'm looking for to return mine to original (fingers crossed that it runs at all)

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Matt
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