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Well if were comparing...

My FL10 Volvo has the same tractive power as a mog and trailer (8x4, except my traction is under the weight where its needed), carries an 18 tonne metre crane, has a payload of 18 tonnes, returns 10 mpg, has 340hp and costs next to nothing in repairs and running. It costs £550 a year to insure and £600 a year to tax.

I've owned unimogs, and consider them to be vastly over-rated and overpriced. They do have their uses and place, but at a very steep cost.

If you want to pay the cost, fine, but for the cost of a decent mog, I have a 32t truck and crane, a 7.5t truck, a 12" chipper and a couple of pickups.

Stevie, if your convinced mogs are so wonderfull, why do you try to palm yours off at every opportunity?

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Well if were comparing...

My FL10 Volvo has the same tractive power as a mog and trailer (8x4, except my traction is under the weight where its needed), carries an 18 tonne metre crane, has a payload of 18 tonnes, returns 10 mpg, has 340hp and costs next to nothing in repairs and running. It costs £550 a year to insure and £600 a year to tax.

I've owned unimogs, and consider them to be vastly over-rated and overpriced. They do have their uses and place, but at a very steep cost.

If you want to pay the cost, fine, but for the cost of a decent mog, I have a 32t truck and crane, a 7.5t truck, a 12" chipper and a couple of pickups.

Stevie, if your convinced mogs are so wonderfull, why do you try to palm yours off at every opportunity?

 

That all sounds amazing, and actually opened my eyes, but just one thing i,m curious of is, How do you get it parked in a small Cul-de-sac???

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Well if were comparing...

My FL10 Volvo has the same tractive power as a mog and trailer (8x4, except my traction is under the weight where its needed), carries an 18 tonne metre crane, has a payload of 18 tonnes, returns 10 mpg, has 340hp and costs next to nothing in repairs and running. It costs £550 a year to insure and £600 a year to tax.

I've owned unimogs, and consider them to be vastly over-rated and overpriced. They do have their uses and place, but at a very steep cost.

If you want to pay the cost, fine, but for the cost of a decent mog, I have a 32t truck and crane, a 7.5t truck, a 12" chipper and a couple of pickups.

Stevie, if your convinced mogs are so wonderfull, why do you try to palm yours off at every opportunity?

 

so i can get a lovely new one with a hiab on it:001_smile:oh and sky:001_tongue:

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