The silly question thread

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Originally Posted by Touses

You're absolutely correct and it was a disaster. Someone else tried it a number of years back as well,remember seeing it on the box.

The trailer ended up bringing them undone in an awful way, wouldn't behave under brakes and at one point actually jackknifed itself in a boggy situation.

If you're seriously considering this @mudnut the footage may still be available for the sake of a google search.

Christ only knows how you would word it though!

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The ability to control the speed of the drive separate to the tow vehicle would be good. I had a search and couldn't find the clip. Will keep trying though.

I know the some WWII motor bikes had drive fitted to their side cars.

Yamaha did a two wheel drive motorbike a few years back. I remember seeing it in the Dakar. Hydraulic drive to a hub on the front wheel. Giving 30% power continuosly.

>>>tappin from tassie

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Originally Posted by mudnut

The ability to control the speed of the drive separate to the tow vehicle would be good. I had a search and couldn't find the clip. Will keep trying though.

I know the some WWII motor bikes had drive fitted to their side cars.

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Try Rubery Owen trailers. Will take you to pages with that and other pto driven trailers. Seems to be a still current use in the agricultural sector

but other uses seems to be an obsolete idea.

That said', it is enormously intriguing. Hell of an amount of engineering for recreational use tho.

Tried looking at trailer Jacknife and came up with this, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QgKvypPiUu8

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Originally Posted by mudnut

Tried looking at trailer Jacknife and came up with this, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QgKvypPiUu8

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Funkanwagnell that is brilliant!

I liked the music the best

>>>tappin from tassie

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Originally Posted by taslucas

I liked the music the best

>>>tappin from tassie

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I didn't hear any banjos?

You are a bit slow, you might have to watch it a few times

>>>tappin from tassie

Electric hub motors?
Could provide braking & assist, would need some smarts for traction control.
Still don't think it would be worth while.
Graham

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Originally Posted by Touses

I didn't hear any banjos?

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Did someone say banjos?? :D