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A 3.5 tonne tipping trailer would add about 2 tonnes of chip carrying capacity to your rig then. You would need another vehicle to tow the chipper, but if you had a 4x4 the combination of 2 vehicles trailer and chipper would be very flexible and a lot cheaper than a mog.

 

Just a thought.

 

Edit, just seen your post and yes.

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3.5 tonners are totally useless on paper but great to run in the rel world.:thumbup1:

 

From what I can gather an OP licence isn't that much of a problem but getting people who can drive said vehicles is another.

 

Something like the 6.5 ton crew cab iveco would be ideal for this job I reckon.

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