josharb87

Looked up the towing specs of a new one here, 3door, braked 1300kg, unbraked 350kg 😆 but a mate had a new one, loved it, another had the older one, scary to drive if nearing motorway speeds

Sweden, about 9k, project with papers to import

Are you talking about new or old styles jimny and defender?

How many hour’s has it done?

If Jensens future is looking iffy, Is TP worth a look? 215 tracked with 59hp or 280 with 74 certainly ticks the power boxes imo TP 280 TRACK – Tracked Wood Chipper for Uneven Terrain WWW.TPCHIPPER.COM The TP 280 TRACK is designed for demanding jobs on rough terrain — 280 mm capacity, adjustable...

Looks a good price I’ve had similar, a bushtech from apb trading and an Alucab and much prefer the anlum canopies over the plastic type. worth bearing in mind if you’re gonna have a sliding tray, shelf and full with kit you might want stiffer springs on the back

Yes that’s right, 16-23. Light, agile and good performance i meant the tw150

When employed we had the 6inch safe track, Isuzu motor, great wee machine, far better than a 150. im assuming whatever you’re looking at you’ll want varitrack?

it’d be great if you could put up some pictures and a review of it

Frame backpacks work well, this is my second, first one was over kill, much bigger, probably better for what you’re doing. just look for a 2nd hand hikers frame backpacks and rip the bag off and get some small ratchet straps to strap kit to it. Good to get one with hip and chest straps if carrying big weight far then there’s this, but I reckon the fuel can looks too far away from your back with the saw head where it is

Thoughts on the Jensen?

Yep I had one

If it’s anything like here it’s due to them being classed as a green/environmentaly friendly vehicle as able to run on e85

What’s this mean for those wishing to support British products? is it “just” the profits that leave the country?

experiences of some vehicles mentioned so far I had a regular length Land Cruiser, 2014, great family vehicle, as you would expect of it, diesels are a tad lackluster compared to the competition but are far, far more reliable. don’t go for the 7 seater - seats may fold down but you loose a good 30cm of depth in the boot girlfriend a 2004 rav4, as thirsty as the Land Cruiser, could remove all rear seats leaving a van like back which was good, needed to remove the removeable tow bar to open rear door though mate had an outlander, got rid as 4wd only started working above 5mph apparently worth bearing in mind, especially if you want 4wd to avoid lawn damage, is a lot of the soft roaders, the wheels need to spin before the 4wd kicks in……