Driven trailers advice please

[john k]

have a look at the http://www.hjmeforestry.co.uk website for details

 

http://www.homeforestry.co.uk/

[tomtom]

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RItUCZ7PvbM&feature=plcp]Farma 14 4WD drive trailer.mp4 - YouTube[/ame]

 

 

CT 8,5 - 14 4 WD

 

 

There you go!!

[difflock]

Erm, iffen merely a demo I understand the clip, but I pulled a heavier (subjectively / vsually) load behind the ould 1490 through Moss with a bog standard russian wheeled single axle log trailer.

That "going" is proper hard and good.

PS

When I did get the trailer laired on one side only, I swung the single heaviest stick out as far as possible to the hard side suspended on the crane, and drove out away, a trifle hairy but hell the trailer only cost me £2000 with a couple o hundred extra for the Russians which I fitted myself.

Cheers

M

[A Townsend]

Fit youre boughton to the front the county if you do get stuck winch yourself out, for the amount of times you get stuck is it worth buying a new trailer...... plus you county will have more traction than your other machines

 

Its for flexibility stu. . . I intend running 2 units. Irrespective of the county's grunt it has to have a trailer behind it so id rather buy the right trailer for it once and id rather have more traction at my disposal than less.

 

Cheers fof the other replies. . .i'll now get on and do some research.

 

Andrew

[N1ck]

Have a look at K.T.S. trailers, they do an option with hub motors. I seriously considered one of these when i bought my trailer & crane and was only put off by the fact that there were very few in the UK and no real official importer, but this may have changed.

 

K.T.S Timber Trailer

 

Cheers

 

Nick

[Brushcutter]

Check out Kronos trailers. I don't know if they do trailers without cranes on. however they are fantastic very expensive though