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Load Scissor Lift Trailer to Failure Point

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We Try to Break A dump trailer SEVERE OVERLOAD!

What happens here

The first system to be tested is the scissor lift hoist. Use a Kubota SVL 75-2 skid steer to load the Texas Pride dump trailer with gravel. Continue loading the trailer until the scissor lift mechanism is unable to raise the dump bed, indicating it has reached its lifting capacity limit. The trailer is attached to a Ford F-350 dually truck via a gooseneck hitch.

Goal: Determine the maximum lifting capacity of the scissor lift hoist system

Tools and materials

  • Ford F-350 Dually Truck Ford — Towing and securing the dump trailer during loading and weighing
  • Gooseneck Hitch — Connecting the dump trailer to the truck
  • Kubota SVL 75-2 Skid Steer Kubota — Loading gravel into the dump trailer
  • Texas Pride Dump Trailer — The trailer being tested for its hoist system capacity
  • Gravel — Overloading the dump trailer for stress testing

What they say

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and see what it does so the first trailer to get tested is the scissor lift hoist what we plan on doing is adding material to it until it refuses to lift then we're going to put it onto the scale disconnect it from the truck so we can get an accurate weight and determine exactly how much we put on it before it failed then we're going to test it against the dual lift system and last the telescopic hoist so we kept loading it until the hoist would no longer lift it it came in at twenty seven thousand two hundred pounds when we subtract the empty weight of the trailer out which was fifty seven hundred pounds that gives us 22 000 pounds roughly that this trailer was able to lift before it failed the intent here is i'm the warranty manager that's what i spend most of my day doing so we take in all of that information and the best way to make improvements is to study things when they're falling apart so find those weaknesses find those failure

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