Unimog

[ben blackman]

The Chippers an 8" and I don't have a Mog trailer. If I'm around the farm or estate I work on I can just out on the farmers agricultural tipper but not formed work.

Im waiting on a 3.5 ton ifor that I've bought and that can go on the back if needed for timber.

There's an amazing Mog trailer on eBay just now, probably the best ive seen for versatility for £12.5k

I've been offered a 7.5ton twin axle air braked, 3 way tipping with chip body for under £6k which would go straight on.

Why don't u get it cos then u can get more chip on

[john p]

How much does it cost a year?

 

It's the same with any machine, you get out what you put in, can spend f all and bodge it or spend money and do it right, I run and old Bedford not a mog but the principles the same. If you can keep on top of general maintance filters/ grease etc your half way there

[Stephen Blair]

I just got offered it last week and still deciding.

[ben blackman]

I just got offered it last week and still deciding.

Depends on how much timber u move and chip could be worth it

[Brushcutter]

Heres mine

 

Not normally a mog fan but that looks the business.

[Stephen Blair]

It's definitely worth the money and built for the job, I just have other things going on.

[Stephen Blair]

I really needed it the other day, I could of sectioned in 3 pines and saved a whole load of hand balling and going back with the van, it was an extra 3 hours and 30 mile round trip in the van to collect.

[ben blackman]

It's definitely worth the money and built for the job, I just have other things going on.

Fair play

[ben blackman]

Fair play

do u have any other pics of ur mogs?

[arbwork]

they do cost £'s especially when they have expensive tastes, I caught this one going out on its own the other night:sneaky2: