Now that is a big Truck Camper
It appears using basically your Class 7 in a Japanese Truck that is also 4x4., is not that rare in Australia To answer your question Heavy Japanese Trucks like these are not sold in the US. Both have...
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JRscooby wrote:lakeside013104 wrote:
How is this even possible?
I would think the motion would cause the bridge to swing side to side or worse.
Lakeside
Yes the bridge would swing, but the vehicle will move with bridge. As long as you do not steer you will stay on bridge. The change in the shape of the arc as you cross would mean the down and up would be steeper with a short heavy vehicle.
Thanks for the info. I don't think I could make myself drive across that bridge.
Lakeside
