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13 minutes ago, benedmonds said:

Must be a mistake with the price surely!

 

Pointless having a crane on a vehicle that size.  Even a 7.5 tonner is questionable

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2 minutes ago, Steve Bullman said:

Must be a mistake with the price surely!

 

Pointless having a crane on a vehicle that size.  Even a 7.5 tonner is questionable

The first is a 7 tonner.. and  I agree a bigger truck would be more useful.. But for domestic arb it is not unusual for there to be a few big lumps that some hydraulic lifting would save a whole lot of sawing..  and if like us you run multiple trucks you could load them or a trailer with it..

 

Our old 6.5 toner with tail lift has died, so I need a replacement... 

 

 

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On 28/08/2018 at 22:18, huskykev said:

Lovely trucks, I’ve been lurking on eBay for the last few weeks... 4wd can only be gotten on 3.5 or 5.5 ton!

 

i wood've thought the 7 ton chassis wasn't much different to the 3.5 & 5.5 tonner so it's a shame they don't offer it in 4X4 guise.   If ya need or want to stay legal with a 4X4 variant then there is not much leeway with a 3.5 tonner. 

 

Great looking vehicles and good for domestic arb but i'd struggle with their size as it's toight enuf in the narrow Devon lanes with an old MK6 Transit double cab as it is! I'd be better off with a Cabstar or Grafter sometimes but i hate tiny cabs.

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