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Gray git
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Thought I'd post a update on our cherrypicker here, some might know we have had a few problems with the engine gearbox and transfer box resulting in getting them all reconditioned at rather a lot of c

josharb87
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New hilux time!    2.8 motor, 3500kg towing at last       

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Out with the new truck today, just showing of the cranes reach     

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Not sure it counts as an arb truck..:001_smile: Had my mini subtly sign-written. It was interesting (to me) to look back at my quote vehicles over the last 13 years..

 

Mitsy Pinin, was a great little 4x4 useful for towing our little chipper off road, thirsty and rusted to bits. The Toyota, looked the part but had issues with the 4x4, thirsty and we got the 130 so didn't need the off road capability. The VW caddy was good for driving around pretty economical and could pull the small chipper and stump grinder if needed.

 

As now I very rarely get my hands dirty and drive around allot, I wanted something fun to drive and economical that could squash my 4 kids in if needed. The mini fits the bill..

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Not sure it counts as an arb truck..:001_smile: Had my mini subtly sign-written. It was interesting (to me) to look back at my quote vehicles over the last 13 years..

 

 

 

Mitsy Pinin, was a great little 4x4 useful for towing our little chipper off road, thirsty and rusted to bits. The Toyota, looked the part but had issues with the 4x4, thirsty and we got the 130 so didn't need the off road capability. The VW caddy was good for driving around pretty economical and could pull the small chipper and stump grinder if needed.

 

 

 

As now I very rarely get my hands dirty and drive around allot, I wanted something fun to drive and economical that could squash my 4 kids in if needed. The mini fits the bill..

 

 

Nice! I'm looking into getting a little motor for quoting

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