I´m collecting material for the construction of this truck:
Bedford QLC 6 toner
I have doubts about the system of the trailer hitch in the truck ...
Someone had a picture or drawing of details of this system (see arrow)
Thanks in advance....
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Bedford QLC 6 tonner heavy-truck
panzerserra
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Posted: Saturday, August 15, 2009 - 11:26 PM UTC
Posted: Sunday, August 16, 2009 - 04:19 AM UTC
Hi Marcus,
Can't help with the fitting I'm afraid, but I'll look forward to this one.
This is what i have on it:
Semi trailers
Quote
" A rather different variation of the theme was provided by the Bedford QLC 4 x 4 - 2 General Service Lorry. This consisted of a standard QL four-wheel drive chassis to which was permanently coupled a GS semi-trailer with tilt cover. The Ball-type coupling beiong directly over teh QL rear axel. A small cargo body of 1 ton capacity was fitted" .
Unquote
The 1 ton cargo body was a drop side and the fitting a ball type coupling.
source: British Military Transport WW2 - Ryton Publications
Al
Can't help with the fitting I'm afraid, but I'll look forward to this one.
This is what i have on it:
Semi trailers
Quote
" A rather different variation of the theme was provided by the Bedford QLC 4 x 4 - 2 General Service Lorry. This consisted of a standard QL four-wheel drive chassis to which was permanently coupled a GS semi-trailer with tilt cover. The Ball-type coupling beiong directly over teh QL rear axel. A small cargo body of 1 ton capacity was fitted" .
Unquote
The 1 ton cargo body was a drop side and the fitting a ball type coupling.
source: British Military Transport WW2 - Ryton Publications
Al
panzerserra
Goias, Brazil
Joined: March 29, 2002
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Posted: Sunday, August 16, 2009 - 05:20 AM UTC
Alan,hi...
Thanks for your care...
I read about this....
But how is this device?
It would be a pin with a ball on the point?
In texts, this junction is quoted as being non-detachable ...
This pivot pin is screwed ?
Anyway, I can forget the idea of making a fifth-wheel,
do you agree?
This would be a junction type coupled ...
If I did not find anything, I just do a ball-pin type pivot, articulating the
trailer on the rear axle of Bedford...
Like this:
Regards and all the best !!!
Thanks for your care...
I read about this....
But how is this device?
It would be a pin with a ball on the point?
In texts, this junction is quoted as being non-detachable ...
This pivot pin is screwed ?
Anyway, I can forget the idea of making a fifth-wheel,
do you agree?
This would be a junction type coupled ...
If I did not find anything, I just do a ball-pin type pivot, articulating the
trailer on the rear axle of Bedford...
Like this:
Regards and all the best !!!
Posted: Sunday, August 16, 2009 - 06:52 AM UTC
Hi Marcus,
I will see if I can find any further info. The second looks to be a good option compared with how it sits in the picture.
No need for a 5th wheel on this one. That's a neat looking build you have going on there
Excelent.
Al
I will see if I can find any further info. The second looks to be a good option compared with how it sits in the picture.
No need for a 5th wheel on this one. That's a neat looking build you have going on there
Excelent.
Al
panzerserra
Goias, Brazil
Joined: March 29, 2002
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Posted: Sunday, August 16, 2009 - 07:26 AM UTC
Five by Five, Alan !!!
regards and big hug!!
regards and big hug!!