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HI,
Cross slope safety seems to be an on going owning/operating concern.
I came across this image on a site related to Unimogs.
Click here to see a tilt table in action
Since the image is called tilt table 10, 20, 30 degrees...I assume that the steepest angle is 30 degrees, and having heard that unimogs are rated for something greater than 30 degrees, I also assume that the truck did not need to use the chains on the table to hold it from flopping over at 30 degrees.
Boy does 30 degrees look steep!!!
Looking closely I see the steepest one, on the top right, is 36 degrees...looks like the check chains are tight at that point.
I'm becoming a believer in the 20 degree max rule of thumb...or was that 15 degrees?
Edit: whooops...I guess I only got the first half of the image...I try to get the second half...
Cross slope safety seems to be an on going owning/operating concern.
I came across this image on a site related to Unimogs.
Click here to see a tilt table in action
Since the image is called tilt table 10, 20, 30 degrees...I assume that the steepest angle is 30 degrees, and having heard that unimogs are rated for something greater than 30 degrees, I also assume that the truck did not need to use the chains on the table to hold it from flopping over at 30 degrees.
Boy does 30 degrees look steep!!!
Looking closely I see the steepest one, on the top right, is 36 degrees...looks like the check chains are tight at that point.
I'm becoming a believer in the 20 degree max rule of thumb...or was that 15 degrees?
Edit: whooops...I guess I only got the first half of the image...I try to get the second half...