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Doug Tait
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Not specifically In forestry J but I used to use this one quite a lot for work. It was road reg/insured so could go anywhere with it. Had an ifor p6 trailer it would both go in for transport and tow w

Bob_z_l
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Too dear for me.      Sorry, I'll get my coat.

roys
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They haven’t moved for a while so: still too dear

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13 hours ago, JDon said:

What about trailers? I've only a 1.5 diesel van so can only tow about 1-1.5 ton I think legally. 
 

I'd like a trailer that has sides and a roof on it so if I'm parked anywhere nobody knows really what is in it. 

Have a look at Brightwells auctions, they auction some ex military stuff including Quads and trailers. You might be lucky with the quads if they’ve only been used by the RAF around air bases such as Bagram, Afghanistan and could of been well maintained? If they’ve been used by a infantry unit on patrols they could of been ragged and not repaired because not economical. Luck of the draw🤔

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