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Ian Clarke
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I've got a 2007 Ranger king cab. Got it 2 months ago for £5250 with 70k on the clock. Mud terrains and a truckman top. I'd recommend them. Decent for light offroad, comfortable enough to drive about it, pull a decent trailer (3000kg on the plate but I'm not sure how it'd cope) and easy enough to work on maintenance wise.

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Chap with has a ranger 2004, to be fair its a good truck, its reliable, tows fairly well up to 3 ton ( although I'd say 2 ton is its comfortable limit) and in general goes well on the road, he has had trouble with the gearbox twice- but other than that at 140,000 miles its doing really well.

Do check the chassis ( as with any truck), it may look all clean outside but a sneaky peak under his truck reveals some fairly serious rot in places.

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I know nothing about servicing etc. I just put diesel,oil,water in mine and tyres when needed.have new glow plugs in tomorrow ready for the cold shape should have a service really but it's going just fine so won't bother yet.

 

Surely all the more reason to keep on top of the servicing, why wait till its not running fine?:sneaky2:

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