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This guide is for trailer owners and operators looking to enhance the stability and reduce shock on their trailers. The AB Tools JAG175 Weld On Rubber Tipper Blocks provide a durable, shock-absorbing solution that minimizes damage during loading and unloading. A key caveat is that these blocks require welding for installation, necessitating appropriate tools and expertise.
| Model Part Number | JAG175 |
|---|---|
| Brand | AB Tools |
The blocks feature a steel base plate bonded to a rubber tipper pad. The steel base plate measures 355mm x 75mm x 3mm, and the rubber pad measures 287mm x 75mm x 30mm.
These are weld-on blocks, meaning they must be permanently attached to the trailer frame using professional welding techniques.
Their primary benefit is to absorb shock and vibration during the tipping process, which minimizes damage to the trailer and its load.
Yes, professional welding equipment and expertise are required for proper installation.
They are designed for tipper trailers. Compatibility depends on the specific design of your trailer's tipping mechanism and available mounting space.
Inspect welds regularly, clean with water and mild detergent, and check the rubber pad for wear. Replace if damaged to ensure continued shock absorption.
'1pc' indicates that each purchase includes one complete weld-on rubber tipper block assembly.
This indicates a weld failure. The block must be re-welded by a professional, ensuring proper penetration and material adhesion.
Check if the rubber pad is damaged or compressed beyond its effective limit. Ensure the block is correctly positioned to provide maximum shock absorption.
Inspect the rubber for cracks, tears, or swelling. If degraded, the rubber pad may need replacement or the entire block assembly might require substitution.
This could indicate improper installation or overloading. Ensure the weld is sound and consider if the trailer is being subjected to forces beyond its design capacity.
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