What truck do you like to use?

[igottacabstar]

It must be hard work sometimes boys.

 

The last two jobs I've done needed a 4x4 otherwise It would have taken two days dragging.

 

The job I've price and got today, I have to drive 300 yards up a field to get to a diseased chestnut otherwise it would be draggged 100 yards down the garden and round the house.

 

The customer then wants me to chip three small trees and a huge pile of firewood into a space round the side of the house, 80 yard from the drive down a sloping garden. She has said I can drive over the lawn, she will accept any damage.

 

If the chestnut had to be taken out the long way it would take all day, I reckon I can have it down and away in an hour going into the field.

 

Agreed. You should always have a 4x4 in standby for those out of the way jobs, can save hours of work.

[igottacabstar]

Haven't got a pic of my truck, but here's one off of the net which is just about identical to mine - even same colour.

[Brummie Carlos]

Hi lads, im a new member. Im thinking about part exchanging a couple of our older chip trucks for a 7.5 Canter and would like to know if any of you run them and what they are like ?

[Tree cutter Stu]

i had a 3.5ton canter for about 18months was an exellent truck loads of power and never went wrong.

 

They are lots of 6-5ton to 7-5ton canters for sale on autotrader.

[Brummie Carlos]

Thanks for the advice mate !