whatcharterboat said:BTW This might be a shock but here, a single standard FG 4x4 rim is $625 Au. So close to $6oo US. Although I'm sure the 2WD rims would have worked in that situation.
whatcharterboat said:Sorry. Out of phase with your reply. Yes Aluminium would be even better. Maybe 16 mm. What do you think?.
whatcharterboat said:My comment about not having to have them perfectly machined was only because I imagine that you would only have to drive the truck from just outside the container in. Only 6 or 7metres or so.
whatcharterboat said:BTW Lynn I can't get the English version of the Allrad-Christ website to load. Did you check it out?
Dhackney wrote "Depends on the weight. As our truck turned out, we would probably require about 150mm of some exotic material known only to Lockheed Skunk Works
kerry said:Or a really skinny friend. I was wondering how people got out of the truck and container once the vehicle was inside. Perhaps it could be winched or pushed inside? The picture I've seen on here before of an FG going into a container didn't seem to have a rear door.
Lynn said:Plus, the truck has to be somehow tied down, right?
whatcharterboat said:Almost exactly what we were thinking about but we weren't going to bother putting the flat around the outside. Just go thicker plates machined down for the the nuts. We have another RTW vehicle to build very shortly so I'm glad this topic came up in the thread. Especially with Doug's additional words words of caution about port authorities. We might be able to offer the guy an option like this if we need to.