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Re: Isuzu n75.190
Cabstars are great, but there isn't much room. They fit in all the narrow driveways round here. Don't expect to get anywhere in a hurry; esp if your towing a chipper with a load!
I bought a Isuzu NPR 77 and it was stolen within 24 hours! I can't really comment on the Isuzu as I never even had a chance to put it to work! |
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Re: Isuzu n75.190
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Re: Isuzu n75.190
Capris aside, we have a 3.5 and a 6.2. The 3.5 is ok but bounces like mad and is a tad cramped. The 6.2 is a great truck. Lovely to drive and not too big. Not quite as robust as the Iveco or Daf. Runs smoothly, poxy backwards gearbox. At least the gearbox beeps at you when you inadvertently find reverse.
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