Turning circle
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Turning circle
Has anyone worked out what the turning circle of the SWB is yet?
Mike
Mike
mikero- Number of posts : 261
Location : Brighton
Registration date : 2011-07-19
Turning circle
Hi Mike
Never measured it but I am out with it at a show today so if I get a chance I will check it out. It has not been a problem so far as I can turn round without reversing in the car park at the end of our road (probably about 21/2 car lengths.
Tom
Never measured it but I am out with it at a show today so if I get a chance I will check it out. It has not been a problem so far as I can turn round without reversing in the car park at the end of our road (probably about 21/2 car lengths.
Tom
atomenter- Number of posts : 178
Location : NORTH EAST SCOTLAND
Registration date : 2008-06-26
Turning Circle
mikero wrote:Has anyone worked out what the turning circle of the SWB is yet?
Mike
Hi Mike
Sorry never got a chance to measure the turning circle but I can reaffirm that it is very maneuvarable.
Regards
Tom A
atomenter- Number of posts : 178
Location : NORTH EAST SCOTLAND
Registration date : 2008-06-26
Re: Turning circle
Thanks Tom, its going to be a seven point turn in my driveway anyway.
Mike
Mike
mikero- Number of posts : 261
Location : Brighton
Registration date : 2011-07-19
Turning circle
Mike
Have you made an extension to the steering wheel - makes a heck of a difference when pushing the wagon about? I saw one at the STW open day and made one similar and it makes steering a lot easier. I take it off for driving under steam. I have pics if you need them.
Tom
Have you made an extension to the steering wheel - makes a heck of a difference when pushing the wagon about? I saw one at the STW open day and made one similar and it makes steering a lot easier. I take it off for driving under steam. I have pics if you need them.
Tom
atomenter- Number of posts : 178
Location : NORTH EAST SCOTLAND
Registration date : 2008-06-26
Re Turning Circle
Hi Mike
I did a rough check on the turning circle at the last event that I was at and it works out to be about 8 paces (metres?).
Hope this helps
Tom
I did a rough check on the turning circle at the last event that I was at and it works out to be about 8 paces (metres?).
Hope this helps
Tom
atomenter- Number of posts : 178
Location : NORTH EAST SCOTLAND
Registration date : 2008-06-26
Re: Turning circle
Thanks Tom I am trying to work out the optimum pivot point for the artic trailer. Too far forward and the trailer hits the cab, too far back and the driver gets cut in half.
Mike
Mike
mikero- Number of posts : 261
Location : Brighton
Registration date : 2011-07-19
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