Ifor williams - tarmac chutes

Danny

Danny

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Ive got a TT126 ifor williams tipper, got a few jobs where it would be good to just tip it up and put it into wheelbarrows instead of having a machine load into wheelbarrows

Google search didnt really through up much any ideas where i could buy a new rear door with chutes? OR is it worth asking a local fab company?
 
JD450A

JD450A

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Ive got a TT126 ifor williams tipper, got a few jobs where it would be good to just tip it up and put it into wheelbarrows instead of having a machine load into wheelbarrows

Google search didnt really through up much any ideas where i could buy a new rear door with chutes? OR is it worth asking a local fab company?
Ask the nearest travelling tradesmen 🤣
 
Danny

Danny

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Saw one with a 01548 number this week was on a job down the road but hard to see which one was the "boss" man
 
T whiting

T whiting

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You can tip it into a line of 3 wheelbarrows across the back with a steady hand on the controller depending on which tyres you have you might need a couple of bits of sleeper to drive the back axle onto to get the back up enough
 
Shovelhands

Shovelhands

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My g/w said this.. i said ill just bring some sleeper off cuts :love:
Yes that’s always an option, getting the trailer up or the barrows down, in a hole or off a kerb.
But a TT126 tips very close to the rear of the chassis, so even if you can get it high enough then you can’t really get a barrow under it. Any extended chutes would only make the height issue worse I think.
 
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doobin

doobin

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High sided transits always come with shutes round here...
With the heavy steel high sided body, there's probably less than half a ton payload. Add the obligatory chrome bullbars (250kg) and the massive sun visor (50kg), that only leaves 200kg, which is barely enough for one fat pikey scumbag, let alone a whole nest of them.
 
Lancs Lad

Lancs Lad

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With the heavy steel high sided body, there's probably less than half a ton payload. Add the obligatory chrome bullbars (250kg) and the massive sun visor (50kg), that only leaves 200kg, which is barely enough for one fat pikey scumbag, let alone a whole nest of them.
Earrings prob weigh a bit as well...just been and trashed local park. Bust the barriers and drove onto the grass and set up camp. Can't make it up.
 
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warrior89

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I was having the same thought after having a few jobs where I was shovelling into barrows.
Came across the below on FB but I’ve yet to do anything about it.

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Smiffy

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Surely you would have problems getting a wheelbarrow under that.
The reinstatement gangs round here that want to use a trailer for tarmac have auger unload ones to put wheelbarrow under

 
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