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49 minutes ago, Steve Bullman said:

I always found a trailer to be a  pain in the arse for log deliveries.  A transit size vehicle is perfect if you are selling loose loads

 

Horses for courses, mate. I only run the one vehicle so I don't want the size of a Transit when I'm subbying and the trailer not only suits for delivery/collection(plus it has a better capacity) but will hold its value nicely.

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10 minutes ago, Steve Bullman said:

Thats fair enough.  I bought a trailer when my LDV disintegrated.  It got me buy and there was really no where I didnt take it, but it was more difficult at times for sure.  Specially reversing up steep drives with a full load on.

There's not much mine won't shove in 4 low. :thumbup1:

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