Tranny Tipper

[Mark Bolam]

Huck runs a Mog.

 

Which is also overloaded by morning brew as he's so damn quick.

 

It's a poisoned chalice Huck!

 

Loads wrong with Trannys, but I can't see anything to compete for day to day domestic arb.

 

 

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[skyhuck]

  SPC Trees said:

Please share your wisdom skyhuck. What do you run?

 

Unimog,of cause

[SPC Trees]

We ain't all blessed! If I look at my accounts through my current beer goggles I can just about afford a mog...

[oldwoodcutter]

I love my tranny tipper,guys in the front,tools on the back seat,quick attach greedy boards, domestic work - bring it on.

[Joel77]

  SPC Trees said:

There's a hell of a lot of these about. Ok sometimes they're seen as gipsy vehicles but what's the main reason for why so many purchase them? Is it money based?

 

Transits have low running costs, there's one for every body's pocket there the back bone of Britton

[Mountain man]

I run two, the new one has plenty of poke, the old one just keeps on going, had it 14 years now, paid the finance on it in 18months, (exBT) I just pay the insurance every year, it's like a free van!

[Dean Lofthouse]

  Mark Bolam said:

 

Loads wrong with Trannys, but I can't see anything to compete for day to day domestic arb.

 

 

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A 130 with an aluminium 7cu/m back

[Mountain man]

  Dean Lofthouse said:

A 130 with an aluminium 7cu/m back

 

Ha ha, brilliant sense of humor, love it!

[Mark Bolam]

Used one loads Dean.

Tiny compared to the Tranny volume wise.

And no tool storage without awkward underbody lockers and Paris-Dakkar style roof furniture.

 

Running one in tandem with a Tranny would be great.

 

 

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[Dean Lofthouse]

Ooh I don't know Mark, my backs pretty big, tool box on the front, ladders on top, extra groundy in the chipper hopper.