Weld On Rubber Tipper Blocks Landing Pads Buffers For Trailers - 4pc

Rubber and steel tipper plate - 4pc. Steel base plate is 355mm x 75mm x 3mm. Rubber tipper pad is ...

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This guide is for trailer owners and operators using tipper trailers. The AB Tools Weld On Rubber Tipper Blocks (4pc) offer a key benefit of significantly reducing shock and vibration during operation, thus minimizing damage to the trailer and its load. A potential caveat is that these are a weld-on component, requiring professional installation if you are not experienced with welding.

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Model Part NumberJAG175_4PK
BrandAB Tools

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FAQs

Are these blocks suitable for all types of trailers?

These blocks are specifically designed for tipper trailers. They are a weld-on component and require appropriate mounting points on the trailer chassis or tipping mechanism.

What is the primary benefit of using these blocks?

The primary benefit is shock and vibration absorption, which minimizes damage to the trailer and its components, leading to increased longevity and a smoother operation.

How do I clean the rubber tipper blocks?

Clean the blocks with a damp cloth and mild soap if necessary. Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners that could damage the rubber.

What are the dimensions of the steel base plate and rubber pad?

The steel base plate is 355mm x 75mm x 3mm, and the rubber tipper pad is 287mm x 75mm x 30mm.

How many blocks are included in this package?

This package includes four (4) weld-on rubber tipper blocks.

Can these blocks be installed without welding?

No, these blocks are designed to be welded onto the trailer frame for secure mounting. Professional welding is recommended if you are not experienced.

What is the expected lifespan of these blocks?

The lifespan depends on usage frequency, load weight, and environmental conditions. Regular inspection and care will help maximize their durability.

Troubleshooting

Blocks do not absorb sufficient shock

Ensure the rubber pad is facing the correct direction for maximum impact absorption. Verify that the weld has created a secure bond and that there are no gaps. Check for any obstructions that might be preventing full contact.

Rubber pad appears to be separating from steel

This may indicate a faulty bond or excessive stress. Inspect the weld for integrity. If the bond is compromised, the block may need to be replaced.

Noise during tipping operation is still excessive

Confirm that all four blocks are installed and functioning correctly. Ensure that the blocks are positioned to buffer the primary impact points. Consider if additional dampening measures might be necessary for your specific load or trailer.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Reduces noise and vibration during use.
  • Protects trailer chassis and tipper mechanism from excessive shock.
  • Increases the longevity of trailer components.
  • Made from durable rubber and steel materials.
  • Provides a stable buffer during tipping operations.

Cons

  • Requires welding for installation, which may incur additional costs or require professional help.
  • Not suitable for trailers that do not utilize a tipper mechanism.
  • The rubber component may degrade over time with prolonged exposure to harsh weather or chemicals.
  • Designed for specific trailer types, may not fit all applications without modification.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup:

These blocks are designed to be welded onto the chassis or tipper mechanism of a trailer. Proper surface preparation (cleaning and degreasing the weld area) is essential for a strong bond. It is recommended that installation be performed by a qualified welder. Ensure the blocks are positioned correctly to align with the tipping action and provide optimal shock absorption.

Compatibility:

These tipper blocks are compatible with most standard tipper trailer designs where a weld-on solution is feasible. They are intended for use on the tipping points or buffer areas of the trailer. Always verify that the dimensions and mounting points are suitable for your specific trailer model before installation.

Care:

Regular inspection of the rubber and steel components for any signs of wear, cracking, or separation is advised. Clean with a damp cloth and mild detergent if necessary. Avoid using harsh chemicals or solvents, as these can degrade the rubber material. Ensure the welded joints remain secure.

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