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  1. Mainly a vdub transporter for small jobs, i usually mince the branches in the back with a saw, i hire caged tippers mainly a vdub or trani. Sometimes borrow a frienda ancient trani too. So much hassel, so need to take the plunge
  2. Thanks Khriss, servicing a cabstar andnother japanese brands i here are a harder to find and costlier, is that right?
  3. Thanks, does that mean the cabstar won’t be driveable adtwr 2020 due to eu emissions? Even a brand new one?
  4. Do you know which is cheaper to run fuel wise?
  5. I read they have small pay loads is that correct?
  6. Hi All, I apologise in advance as I know this has been done to death. I have read so many threads but there are conflicting views and I am confused. I want to buy a tipper, brand new. 3.5t class, pulling a 750kg tipper. Single cab, double rear wheel, city driving on tarmac, doing domestic jobs. Tool box behind the cab and a closed back chip box. Every van/truck has pros and cons Correct me if I am wrong: Transit: cheap to buy, run, repair, drives well, medium pay load, rusts a lot, doesn’t pull like a truck (but i will only be pulling 750) Grafter/Cabstar: expensive to buy, run, repair, great turning arc, small payload, rusty, pulls well, reliable Key features I am looking for are high pay load, fuel costs, ease of repair and reliability, good turning arc. Any experienced advice is greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance
  7. Thanks jmac i will look in to that ta
  8. Thanks, can the grafter be driven with a normal full driving license?
  9. Dear All, i currently own a panelled 2014 ve transporter. I live driving it but i need aan arb tipper. If possible i would like a vw arb tipper or conversion. Does anyone have experience of them and are they any good. I have been told from one source that they struggle with heavy loads, is this so? other than a transit what would you recommend? Image is important to me so i would like a performer and a looker. thanks in advance, Danny
  10. Dear All, from my research mimosas hate a hard prune and if pruned should be done after flowers in april. This seems to be the general consensus however i found an article saying they can be copiced or pollarded. Conflicting. There is a very large mimosa growing over in to a neighbours garden. The only way to prune it is to cut it back quite hard. They also want it asap so they can do some planting. If it is cut back hard say november time will likely survive?
  11. Dear All, from my research mimosas hate a hard prune and if pruned should be done after flowers in april. This seems to be the general consensus however i found an article saying they can be copiced or pollarded. Conflicting. There is a very large mimosa growing over in to a neighbours garden. The only way to prune it is to cut it back quite hard. They also want it asap so they can do some planting. If it is cut back hard say november time will likely survive?

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