Power transmission (to wheels) methods ?

[Tinbasherdan]

would have though you knew the name, let alone know the rear suspension setup

Explorer, I think the contractor used the same set up also, constructor I think. Any more?

 

[colnerov]

Explorer, I think the contractor used the same set up also, constructor I think. Any more?

And the Pioneer before it.

 

[normspanners]

would have though you knew the name, let alone know the rear suspension setup

Sorry that should have read would'nt have thought you knew the name, let alone know the rear suspension setup

bloody spell check---- combined with a super sensitive keyboard is driving me mad
not to mention my ultra insensitive ----wife.

Octopus-------- not the wife BTW... the truck.
sure they had a similar set up on the quarry trucks

 

[Robotstar5]

I'd mount the front axle with a single pivot and the rear 2 in a walkin beam arrangement similar to the old scammells, that way you maintain a good amount of points of contact at all times

Is that the same as the Leyland Martian?

 

[Tinbasherdan]

Sorry that should have read would'nt have thought you knew the name, let alone know the rear suspension setup

bloody spell check---- combined with a super sensitive keyboard is driving me mad
not to mention my ultra insensitive ----wife.

Octopus-------- not the wife BTW... the truck.
sure they had a similar set up on the quarry trucks

You'd be very much suprised at what I've messed around with, I might only be 27 but I've a curious selection of friends and interests

I got let down at the last minute on a mk1 aec militant a few years ago, and then a leyland Martian. Friend has a mk3 militant that I would absolutely love but I don't have the money to take it off his hands unfortunately