4wd tippers? Which is best?

[TheHungrySquirrel]

So currently have a isuzu with homemade high sides but needing something newer and with a tipping alloy box on the back.

 

Do I go for hilux/isuzu, etc etc with a chip box and updated springs or a 110/130 with box and updated springs?

 

Seems the prices are similar but the 110/130 has higher mileage on the for the same price. I'm thinking that the 110 would take more weight than the jap versions??

 

Any thoughts?

[Coletti]

I'd say the Jap truck would have higher load capacity and will also be much more reliable. I wouldn't touch a 110/130 to be honest

 

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[littlerob]

be done with it and get a landcruiser truck tipper imported

[Mick Dempsey]

They're all a waste of money. Can't carry diddly squat.

Better off with greedy boards on your 4wd.

[littlerob]

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[isaacp]

Take a Look at this Toyota hilux tipper on eBay. 272583240893 item number

[TheHungrySquirrel]

They're all a waste of money. Can't carry diddly squat.

Better off with greedy boards on your 4wd.

 

 

I have a homemade box on my standard tub and it only gets about 2 cube at best.

Looking for a single cab and larger box to get more chip on

[Mick Dempsey]

Have you calculated how much the larger box will carry? (bearing in mind you can never completely fill it up)

[Joe Newton]

I think if you really need 4 wheel drive and tipping a tipping trailer is the best way to go legally. I've always though 4x4 tippers were a bit of a fad.

 

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[Billy]

Land Rover will be best off road and take the inevitable knocks more gracefully, also being plated to 3.5t should carry more, 3.5t towing capacity is always handy too