The Land Rover Appreciation Group.

[Gray git]

Standard hcb on twin cab with homemade box on top, was my 1st chip truck nd had it nearly 12years nd just keep earning me £££ works hard but gets looked after well too.

Only pick I could find on my phone.

[fen01]

Does that tip? That's what I was thinking of doing...

 

This is mine at the moment

[Gray git]

Does that tip? That's what I was thinking of doing...

 

This is mine at the moment

 

No its a shovel empty job, was thinking of making it a tipper more for hedge cutting season than chip or stump grindings rather than taking the rb or big trailer.

Looks a good back on it and that's what I'm now thinking of fitting just as a kit truck and take the big ifor.

[fen01]

I'll get some pictures of inside tomorrow. I think it'll be a pretty good kit truck. It won't take logs or chip etc though.

[Gray git]

Keeping kit locked up and out of sight and not all just dumped in a heap is what I'm thinking, would be excellent for emergency works where everything is just there where you put it ready.

[fen01]

Gray, used the new truck today - I won't be changing the back. Nor only it is secure and dry, you get so much more in it. Mine's got shelf down the sides and across the back which will take saws etc load of floor space as well. Funny how using something changes your mind!

[casto]

I know a lad that has one of those types of backs for sale if anyone is interested

[treequip]

Gray, used the new truck today - I won't be changing the back. Nor only it is secure and dry, you get so much more in it. Mine's got shelf down the sides and across the back which will take saws etc load of floor space as well. Funny how using something changes your mind!

 

You can make that box tip cheap and simple

[fen01]

We talked about making tip, not sure we'd use it so still undecided.

[Sawted]

I'm in love he things always had one always will have one 300tdi are the best machines ever made but want a twisted Landy next