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Tool box is going to be built onto the front with a sloping front so it acts as a deflector.

 

The chap who built the box told me he and his mate lifted the whole box onto the chassis it is that light. The only problem is when I tip, it comes back down very slowly and sometimes, I have to get my groundy to pull it back down.

 

I'm hoping the tool box will add enough weight to make it drop back down better otherwise I may have to add weight

 

here's another pic from further away, I dont think it looks too big at all

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Tool box is going to be built onto the front with a sloping front so it acts as a deflector.

 

The chap who built the box told me he and his mate lifted the whole box onto the chassis it is that light. The only problem is when I tip, it comes back down very slowly and sometimes, I have to get my groundy to pull it back down.

 

I'm hoping the tool box will add enough weight to make it drop back down better otherwise I may have to add weight

 

HI dean our tipper drop back down very slowly in the winter slower jon :thumbup:

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Tool box is going to be built onto the front with a sloping front so it acts as a deflector.

 

The chap who built the box told me he and his mate lifted the whole box onto the chassis it is that light. The only problem is when I tip, it comes back down very slowly and sometimes, I have to get my groundy to pull it back down.

I'm hoping the tool box will add enough weight to make it drop back down better otherwise I may have to add weight

 

here's another pic from further away, I dont think it looks too big at all

 

There is a restriction in the valve to make the body drop slowly, reduces the chances of doing a “Darwin awards” under the body while it drops.

 

You can take it out, at your own risk.

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I also think the tailgate is a little shallow, it really needs making one plank higher.

 

The back coming down slow today was probably due to the really cold oil, it does come down ok with weight in, will wait and see what it's like in warmer weather.

 

The cubic capacity is 6.8 and I reckon it will weigh about 5 ton if I fill it right up :001_rolleyes:

 

I did consider barn doors but wanted to keep the cost to a minimum, looking back, it may have been a better option.

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