KC-135 SIL Trailer Questions and Answers-2nd Round.pdf
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This document is a set of questions and answers from contractors regarding the specifications of a trailer or mobile unit. The document provides clarifications on seven key technical details, including trunnion beam provision and installation, stair configuration, entry door placement, heat pump location, front leveling jack requirements, hydraulic power supply, and jack specifications. Key responses include: the trunnion beam will be provided by the contractor but installed by the client, a 3-foot wide folding stair is desired on the back left side, there will be one entry door on the back, AC/heater units should be located on the back platform's lower level next to the GPU, the trailer neck must be removable with additional front leveling jacks, hydraulic power must use a self-contained electric motor, and contractors can propose jack styles that best suit their solution.
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Questions from Contractors Doc. 2
1. Do we fabricate and install the trunnion beam?
We are providing the trunnion beam, but you will need to install it.
2. Do you want standard 3’ wide stairs at the back of the trailer that the bottom section folds up while in transit?
The 3' wide stairs is what we would like. The idea was to have those stairs on the back left side and would fold up in transit.
3. Is there just the one entry door on the back of the fuselage?
Yes there will only be one entry door on the back.
4. Where is the heat pump to be located?
The AC/Heater units need to located in the back platform lower level next to the GPU.
5. Adjustable front leveling jack? The trailer neck is adjustable with the self-contained cylinders. Will that work for a leveling front leveling jack?
The trailer neck needs to be removable. The front leveling jacks would still be required.
6. What hydraulic power supply do want. Wet-line powered from truck PTO? Or a self-contained gas pony motor.
The hydraulic power needs to be a self contained electric motor.
7. Can we provide 2-speed jacks to provide no weight on the tires when parked in lace?
The style of jack can be prosed by the contractor that best fits the solution they have created.
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