dave docwra:
Carryfast:
dave docwra:
We have fitted steel plates standing upright behind the headboard to act as a counter balance for a few customers in the past.Which then has to be subtracted from the payload on the pin.
As opposed to ‘asking’ the customer if they have loading/unloading equipment on site if not then the stuff doesn’t get delivered or collected.
Too tight to rent a forklift isn’t an excuse.Payload over the pin or anywhere else on the trailer made no difference to the companies as they all transported light products,
Have you ever tried lifting something heavy with a Moffat out of curiosity ?
Something that can lift 2.5t ain’t going to be light.Where/how heavy is the thing’s counter balance weight and how far is all the weight behind the trailer axles when stowed.
It’s obvious that it shouldn’t be used on trailers unless the trailer is counter weighted on the pin.