7.5 ton lorry

[Bentonarb]

Hi there am looking for a bit of advice on buying a 7.5 ton for my company . Would be intrested on any opnions people have as well as suggested makes .

 

Cheers

[Arb_Assasin]

Hi there! well if i was you i would most defintly get a p100. they are extreamly reliable and probably the best moter i have ever driven. Handaling is good and they can achive speeds of up to 100mph!!! i no Amazing.

 

If the p100 isnt wat you are after then a mini clubman is the next best thing! Or petentually a company jetskii could be an option.

 

Many thanks my friend.

[Steve Bullman]

thats a helpful first post

[niftysteve]

thats a helpful first post

 

pity he cant spell

 

 

any way i had a drive of a merc 7.5 the other week that seemed nice and comfortable

Edited November 28, 2010 by niftysteve

[tommer9]

Hi there! well if i was you i would most defintly get a p100. they are extreamly reliable and probably the best moter i have ever driven. Handaling is good and they can achive speeds of up to 100mph!!! i no Amazing.

 

If the p100 isnt wat you are after then a mini clubman is the next best thing! Or petentually a company jetskii could be an option.

 

Many thanks my friend.

 

What on earth are you on about?

[harvey b davison]

Either a DAF or IVECO, would be my choice, both are eonomical, decent rides and cheap to maintain and run.

 

cheers.

[david]

why get a 7.5 tonne?

 

my landrover and trailer carry more without having an operaters lisence

 

[Bentonarb]

why get a 7.5 tonne?

 

my landrover and trailer carry more without having an operaters lisence

 

 

Because i already have a transit a Nissan with ifor Williams trailer and i still need more carrying capacity .

 

And for everyone's information Arb-assasin works for me and he is taking the piss .

[david]

Because i already have a transit a Nissan with ifor Williams trailer and i still need more carrying capacity .

 

And for everyone's information Arb-assasin works for me and he is taking the piss .

 

 

i know the feeling of needing more capacity. im thinking of getting a 15 tonne (or just below as its £200 to tax as apposed to £650) that will carry a decent weight, have a hiab on it and be fairly short so it gets into driveways. also it wont be that much dearer on fuel conpaired to the 7.5 tonner.

[Al Cormack]

why get a 7.5 tonne?

 

my landrover and trailer carry more without having an operaters lisence

 

 

And the chipper goes where?

My 7.5t will take nearly 15 cu.m!