[AT] respirators and Isocyanates (Urethane paint)

[Larry Goss]

The Google responses don't tell you much about what makes a good barrel train.  If the wheels are located closer to the center of the barrels rather than set toward the back, then the barrels come closer to following in each others tracks.  This makes it much easier for the driver to avoid obstacles when the train is moving.  It's a matter of the geometry of hitch pins and wheels.  Of course you don't want it designed so there is the possibility of zero or negative tongue weight.

These are very popular all over Europe at street fairs.  The tow vehicle can be almost anything from Mopeds on up.

Larry


----- Original Message -----
From: Greg Hass <gkhass at avci.net>
Date: Saturday, March 29, 2008 17:24
Subject: Re: [AT] respirators and Isocyanates (Urethane paint)
To: Antique tractor email discussion group <at at lists.antique-tractor.com>

> 
> Go to google and type in Barrel Train. The sites that come up 
> will tell you 
> more than I ever could. All of the showes in our area have them. 
> Most of the 
> sites have good pictures.
> Greg Hass
> Michigan; where spring hasn't arrived yet. 
> 
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