stefan_betula_pendula

Looks really huge and fits perfectly to your Unimog. How did you implement the tipping mechanism for such a huge dump bed?

Thanks for all the positive feedback! I got these cylinder brackets from a used 8275 I bought on ebay. Together with all those PF elements it was quite a good deal. As requested I made some pictures of the trailer attached to the Unimog. My Unimog is disassembled at the moment because of the never ending modifying process... Therefore I only can show you LDD pictures where the Unimog is almost finished. I also ordered 60 of 30294c01 from BL so the trailer is almost fully loaded... Stefan

Really a nice equipment. I also love the idea with the removable ramps. What about a mini figure which uses the mover? This should look good, too.

Hello guys! After nearly one year of only reading these 79 pages I decided to participate in this great forum. I have to say all of you have done really great work on the Unimog and gave me a lot of inspiration to modify my own Unimog. I also would like to present my very first MOC which is a pneumatic tipping trailer for the Unimog. The tipping mechanism is powered by the rear PPTO and the trailer can be attached to the Unimog with crane as well as without crane. Number of parts: 1,040 Length: 54 studs Width: 23 studs I designed the trailer only with LDD in the first place and I was really surprised and very happy that there were no problems during the final building process. The trailer is more suitable for a Unimog with a wider loading platform (also 23 studs) than the original one. Happy building, Stefan

Unimog Attachment (#8110): Tipping Trailer, Pneumatic More information, parts inventory and building instructions available on Rebrickable.com: http://rebrickable.c...ailer-pneumatic More pictures are available on Brickshelf: http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?m=stefanbetulapendula Thanks to Pat-Ard for his MOC of a pneumatic trailer hitch. Regards, Stefan