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No 27 Limber
Hi Everyone I have just bought a 25 pounder limber and trying to get it home just one minor issue I don't have a wheelbase size to put it on a trailer. Can anyone help ?
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Including the side bulge of the tires, 81.5 inches wide.
If your trailer is not wide enough, you can undo the drawbar at the limber (8 bolts). The drawbar with brake actuator will pop off and you can load the limber onto even a puny 4x8 trailer, or a north American 8 foot pickup box, sideways. Sorry, I don't work in metric yet. |
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Hi Rob Excellent thanks for your help. I can now get things moving. Cheers
Richard |
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exactly as Rob wrote..
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Hi Both
finally managed to get the limber home last weekend managed to squeeze it onto a beavertail trailer Cheers |
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...seems to be in very good condition
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Great minds think alike. How did you get it on there? Lots of jockeying or did you use a loader of some kind. |
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