Posted by jon f mn on February 10, 2017 at 06:25:55 from (174.221.7.186):
In Reply to: Dump trailer posted by da.bees on February 10, 2017 at 00:22:00:
That type lift will work, but there are a couple issues to keep in mind. When you pivot on the axle the rear overhang can be an issue as the rear of the trailer frequently hits the ground. The other thing is getting enough lift with just a straight lift cylinder. You need 45� of tilt to dump well and getting that with a straight lift cylinder and still having enough lift capacity is pretty tough. It can be done tho. As far as type of lift the single cylinder in front is the best and most reliable, but usually the most expensive because of the length cylinder required. A sisor lift is second best and also second most expensive generally. The under the box single cylinder lift is the cheapest, but provide the least lift capacity and tilt angle.
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