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Is 44 degrees enough for tipping angle?


Andrew Barrett
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The wasps can have all of them for me. Yucky stuff.

 

I like the rope in the corner idea. You could have short lengths of chain hanging to floor from front pillars then a rope in a Y from the chains across the floor of the bed and 8ft of surplus at the tailgate end to pull at or tie to something and pull forward. The times I've climbed 45 degree woodchip in a tractor trailer to boot it down!

 

 

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When I was assessing went to farm

He was feeding sugar waste to cows to get butterfat content up ( some grant thing )

He'd bought 40 tonne lorry full of condemmed turkish delight

It was very hot and ddn't tip

When nearly vertical whole lot went over sideways

 

Never seen so many wasps

 

Sorry to laugh at another's misfortune, but that's hilarious!

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