Wacker plates

[GazCro]

Are we discussing the trailers that you dragged them pedrollers round on...always look Kin iffy especially dragged behind a waggon bouncing about always pictured one letting go of its load on the M6...that be surprise meeting a ped roller at 70

Mine came with a trailer though from an earlier era than the roller. Trailer went in skip and i just use ifor plant trailer to carry it.

 

[Smiffy]

Mine came with a trailer though from an earlier era than the roller. Trailer went in skip and i just use ifor plant trailer to carry it.

It's a ball ache carrying bots of wood around so they can drive up the ramp. The terex rollers won't go up an ifor ramp without a few blocks at the base.
Don't know about other makes of roller / trailer.

And they are pretty well secured to those trailers. I would imagine the spinning ring hitch more likely to part company from the trailer than the roller.

 

[Storrsy]

It's a ball ache carrying bots of wood around so they can drive up the ramp. The terex rollers won't go up an ifor ramp without a few blocks at the base.
Don't know about other makes of roller / trailer.

And they are pretty well secured to those trailers. I would imagine the spinning ring hitch more likely to part company from the trailer than the roller.

The ifor gh1054 has a beavertail ramp which the rollers goes up unaided. You can actually just park them right up against the headboard and fold the handle up leaving just enough room to piggy back the 1.8tonner on too. Aids weigh distribution

 

[Smiffy]

The ifor gh1054 has a beavertail ramp which the rollers goes up unaided. You can actually just park them right up against the headboard and fold the handle up leaving just enough room to piggy back the 1.8tonner on too. Aids weigh distribution

They won't go up the gh146 unaided but if you turn them sideways across the headboard a 3tonner will fit aswell
And a pair of traffic lights if your really ambitious

 

[Giles]

If you lift a lot with your 3 tonnerit might be worth welding on an eye onto the stick. I use the grapple bracket. Just brings in everything closer to the machine and can gain more lift. Not a problem loading 800kg dumpy bags onto a trailer like this

I too use the grapple shackle trick

 

[Storrsy]

They won't go up the gh146 unaided but if you turn them sideways across the headboard a 3tonner will fit aswell
And a pair of traffic lights if your really ambitious

You need to take a run up

 

[GazCro]

The ifor gh1054 has a beavertail ramp which the rollers goes up unaided. You can actually just park them right up against the headboard and fold the handle up leaving just enough room to piggy back the 1.8tonner on too. Aids weigh distribution

My bomag goes into gh94 happily enough

 

[Smiffy]

You need to take a run up

The safety bar at the front hits the ramp first sending the handle down to crotch height. At which point the roller looses grip as its slightly lifted of the floor so comes to an abrupt halt. At which point the operator carries on forward into the crotch height handle.

I prefer the proper little trailer.

Or a Wacker plate

 

[Giles]

They won't go up the gh146 unaided but if you turn them sideways across the headboard a 3tonner will fit aswell
And a pair of traffic lights if your really ambitious

Always had an old bath mat or some old carpet for steel ramped trailers to get rollers up, we got rid of our bw75/80 got a bw55 instead handy for the odd bit of blacktop we do.

 

[pettsy]

got a bw55 instead handy for the odd bit of blacktop we do.

Seen a couple of those in auctions and wondered if they’re any good compared to the larger ones?

 

[GazCro]

Always had an old bath mat or some old carpet for steel ramped trailers to get rollers up, we got rid of our bw75/80 got a bw55 instead handy for the odd bit of blacktop we do.

You'll carry that like a handbag do you?

 

[Giles]

You'll carry that like a handbag do you?

Only 150kg haha but awkward to lift lol , mini lifts it no problem

do a good job and have vibe

 

[diggerjones]

The safety bar at the front hits the ramp first sending the handle down to crotch height. At which point the roller looses grip as its slightly lifted of the floor so comes to an abrupt halt. At which point the operator carries on forward into the crotch height handle.

I prefer the proper little trailer.

Or a Wacker plate

Reminds me of paddy and the barrel of bricks

 

[V8Druid]

Only 150kg haha but awkward to lift lol , mini lifts it no problem

do a good job and have vibe

does a nice job for a little un

Always had an old bath mat or some old carpet for steel ramped trailers to get rollers up, we got rid of our bw75/80 got a bw55 instead handy for the odd bit of blacktop we do.

fancy adjustable handle on that @Giles

 

[Giles]

does a nice job for a little un


fancy adjustable handle on that @Giles

Folds over and stows

 

[Hg2702]

Did 2 passes with a per roller today before ditching that idea

 

[diggerjones]

bomag Twin Drum Vibrating pedestrian roller Terex Digger Dumper Hatz Diesel | eBay

No dents on the roller anywhere still has the original toolbox on the side of it and handle holder. Has never had a hard life has only ever been used round the yard and for rollling the potholes on the lane etc.

www.ebay.co.uk

 

[V8Druid]

bomag Twin Drum Vibrating pedestrian roller Terex Digger Dumper Hatz Diesel | eBay

No dents on the roller anywhere still has the original toolbox on the side of it and handle holder. Has never had a hard life has only ever been used round the yard and for rollling the potholes on the lane etc.

www.ebay.co.uk

if that doesn't go mental it might be coming to Wales

 

[V8Druid]

Did 2 passes with a per roller today before ditching that idea

no sense of adventure

 

[Lancs Lad]

if that doesn't go mental it might be coming to Wales

@JD450A I sense fun ahead