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Today – was a proud day… Amongst the various services I have done working on trucks and trailers here in Australia – I did my first Dolly service – unattended – all by myself!!! banana:
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It needs new brake shoes and drums to be skimmed – but everything else – WAS ALL DONE BY ME!! YEEHARRR!!!
Anyways – Im excited – hence the thread! Do you guys call these “Dollys” over there?
Cheers…
JD 😉
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very nice.. looks like basic s-cam air brakes. looks like fun. 🙂
Here in the states we have dollies as well for combination trailers; however, ours are almost exclusively single axle.
[quote=”Wrench Turner” post=65042]very nice.. looks like basic s-cam air brakes. looks like fun. 🙂
Here in the states we have dollies as well for combination trailers; however, ours are almost exclusively single axle.
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They are almost all S cam these days. Also single axle tend to be for lighter and single trailer loads. Duel axle for heavier loads and A/B trains(Multi-trailer). Triple tend to be used off-road for logging and mining. Traction and heavy loads.
Australia is intense for this…
Road trains.
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