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Another silly question, why is there a + in the rear windscreen?
What did you do with your Range Rover today
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Haha!! Really!?Setting the rear washer jet.
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Thinking about a box trailer.. apart from the practicalities, what does single vs twin axle have on gross weight.. assuming both had brakes?
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From personal experience, I would go for a twin axle, less prone to snaking, less variable load on the hitch as it rocks on a single axle and if you have a puncture en-route it will get you home on 3 wheels.
It's possible to get a 3 tonne capacity trailer with a single axle
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Thanks. Yes definitely prefer twin, just curious if/how a single would impact gross weight all other things equalFrom personal experience, I would go for a twin axle, less prone to snaking, less variable load on the hitch as it rocks on a single axle and if you have a puncture en-route it will get you home on 3 wheels.
It's possible to get a 3 tonne capacity trailer with a single axle
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I have towed my digger on a single axle hired trailer, it was a nightmare, now if I need a big trailer, I always take a twin axle even my little 750Kg trailer is twin axle. As for maximum weight you are limited to 3.5 tonnes all up weight and there are single axle trailers of that capacity.
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They're a bloody nightmare,why couldn't some bright spark thought of testing the workforce and doing them while the roads were empty during the lockdowns.I wasn't ready for all the roadworks
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Oh yes check on Rave.Haha!! Really!?
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Luckily I just parked up Friday night, went to a wedding Saturday, drove it out of the carpark and home today, no rush to go back
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Not been to Chester in ages and it's only down the road!!
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If we go we dodge the centre roads by using the Chester Road P&R site. Loved the Belgian chocolate shop under the arcade just south of the cross roads, hope they made it through the shutdowns. Leonidas or something like that. Excellent quality stuff.
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I need to make the trip.. maybe after I've got my new brake modulator on
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Tis true actuallyHaha!! Really!?
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YesHaha!! Really!?
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Well apart from the usual,"the cheques in the post", of course I love you and finally I promise I won't.... .. .... .....Depends what you promised the ladies you once knew
