My new trailer

  • HTML tutorial

Bengt N

Rank VII
Member

Member III

6,274
Sparreholm, Södermanland, Sweden
First Name
Bengt
Last Name
Nordrup
Member #

30728

Bengt N

Rank VII
Member

Member III

6,274
Sparreholm, Södermanland, Sweden
First Name
Bengt
Last Name
Nordrup
Member #

30728

Just got home from picking this trailer.
Some migt know the model sins the war.
Jeep trailer but this time bigger
Very nice, you have a great looking set up. If/when you can, some more pics of it deployed and working. Thanks Rich
Here comes some more fotos
Of my rig.
The inspiration to the trailer is Jeep trailer ww2
The chocks are foxs 20
Goes well offroad
The def has upgraded drive line
And suspension
 

Attachments

Bengt N

Rank VII
Member

Member III

6,274
Sparreholm, Södermanland, Sweden
First Name
Bengt
Last Name
Nordrup
Member #

30728

Just got home from picking this trailer.
Some migt know the model sins the war.
Jeep trailer but this time bigger
Very nice, you have a great looking set up. If/when you can, some more pics of it deployed and working. Thanks Rich
And then some fotos of the def 2013 Puma
 

Attachments

North American Sojourner

Rank VI
Member

Influencer I

3,240
Mid-Missouri, MO, USA
First Name
Dave
Last Name
Zimmer
Member #

30139

Service Branch
USN (ret)
Here comes some more fotos
Of my rig.
The inspiration to the trailer is Jeep trailer ww2
The chocks are foxs 20
Goes well offroad
The def has upgraded drive line
And suspension
Holy trailer buggy. That thing rocks. You could put duals on a mailbox and I'd rock it. Nice choice and outstanding build.
Zim
 

Walkers

Rank III

Advocate I

748
Cave Creek, AZ, USA
First Name
Benn
Last Name
Quadineros
Using plastic tube clamps to hold on an axle seems irresponsible at best. I also can’t figure out what that double heim joint looking thing is for. It looks like it fixes the axle height, but then there would be no movement of the axle.
 
  • Like
Reactions: dboy

dboy

Rank III

Traveler III

597
Oregon
First Name
Daniel
Last Name
Jaquith
Ham/GMRS Callsign
KF7LDA
Using plastic tube clamps to hold on an axle seems irresponsible at best. I also can’t figure out what that double heim joint looking thing is for. It looks like it fixes the axle height, but then there would be no movement of the axle.
I was really hoping those weren't what I thought they were. Irresponsible is one way to put it, I'd say just plain dumb. Don't take that thing over a curb in the parking lot, the wheel is going to fall off!

The heim looks like a sway bar connecting link.
 
  • Like
Reactions: Bengt N

Bengt N

Rank VII
Member

Member III

6,274
Sparreholm, Södermanland, Sweden
First Name
Bengt
Last Name
Nordrup
Member #

30728

Using plastic tube clamps to hold on an axle seems irresponsible at best. I also can’t figure out what that double heim joint looking thing is for. It looks like it fixes the axle height, but then there would be no movement of the axle.
I was really hoping those weren't what I thought they were. Irresponsible is one way to put it, I'd say just plain dumb. Don't take that thing over a curb in the parking lot, the wheel is going to fall off!

The heim looks like a sway bar connecting link.
The plastic tube clamps are for tuff industri use, so i migt say that they are not that bad.
Have tryed out some parking area as well.
Works pretty god
 
  • Like
Reactions: ernie1 and Advtres

ZRex

Rank VII
Launch Member

Explorer I

5,830
Elizabethton, TN
First Name
Mike
Last Name
Klepp
Member #

15512

I think the strength of the axle mounts are underestimated, I've seen 3D printed parts take significantly more abuse than I ever thought possible. As long as the right material is used I don't see these mounts becoming an issue. Are the links at the top of the control arm for sway bars or torsion bars? My first thought was torsion bars as I don't see coil springs, unless the Fox shocks are actually air springs?

Looks great, Bengt!
 

Bengt N

Rank VII
Member

Member III

6,274
Sparreholm, Södermanland, Sweden
First Name
Bengt
Last Name
Nordrup
Member #

30728

I think the strength of the axle mounts are underestimated, I've seen 3D printed parts take significantly more abuse than I ever thought possible. As long as the right material is used I don't see these mounts becoming an issue. Are the links at the top of the control arm for sway bars or torsion bars? My first thought was torsion bars as I don't see coil springs, unless the Fox shocks are actually air springs?

Looks great, Bengt!
The Fox chocks ar air/nitrogen
 

dboy

Rank III

Traveler III

597
Oregon
First Name
Daniel
Last Name
Jaquith
Ham/GMRS Callsign
KF7LDA
Please explain how your suspension is suspended, and how it is supposed to move. I see no spring or air bag. It looks locked into position.
Fox Air shocks. Kind of like a coil over but using nitrogen and oil inside the shock body to act as a suspension and set ride height. They've been used in the off-road industry for years.
Here's a very in depth explanation of how they work: Fox Air Shox
 

Bengt N

Rank VII
Member

Member III

6,274
Sparreholm, Södermanland, Sweden
First Name
Bengt
Last Name
Nordrup
Member #

30728

Just got home from picking this trailer.
Some migt know the model sins the war.
Jeep trailer but this time bigger
Please explain how your suspension is suspended, and how it is supposed to move. I see no spring or air bag. It looks locked into position.
I just make a movie for you that Will be easier for me.
 
  • Like
Reactions: Advtres

Walkers

Rank III

Advocate I

748
Cave Creek, AZ, USA
First Name
Benn
Last Name
Quadineros
Fox Air shocks. Kind of like a coil over but using nitrogen and oil inside the shock body to act as a suspension and set ride height. They've been used in the off-road industry for years.
Here's a very in depth explanation of how they work: Fox Air Shox
Ahhh, gottcha. Any ideas on the little heim joint looking thing?
 

El-Dracho

Ambassador, Europe
Moderator
Member
Supporter
Investor

Inventor I

13,232
Lampertheim, Germany
First Name
Bjoern
Last Name
Eldracher
Member #

20111

Ham/GMRS Callsign
DO3BE
Hi Bengt,

Wow, this is really an impressive trailer. Great!

That Defender is also a great rig. Looks like a good suspension setup. I even see hydraulic bumpstops there.

Have fun with it! Thanks for sharing the pictures.

Cheers,
Bjoern
 
  • Like
Reactions: Advtres