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Mercedes Unimog Agri spec Good condition Unimog, has a good spec on it. Could be used as is for many applications or even taken into an off grid camper style conversion. Year 1982 3 point linkage on rear Rear PTO drive Rear pick up hitch 3-way tip large capacity chip box Front & rear hydraulic spools Large front WINCHMAX winch Roof box on cab Air & oil brakes Good condition Continental tyres Smooth engine & hydraulics Subject to VAT @ 20% 0% VAT For export with correct documentation Stock number: 1366 TER checked Video available of this truck working Delivery anywhere in the UK for £ 595 90 day warranty Serviced Any plant considered for Part-ex Low rate finance available Full export loading facilities & Worldwide shipping available BUY WITH CONFIDENCE FROM A TRUSTED TRADE SELLER Every machine has passed through a rigorous 120-point inspection. This is where we test and inspect everything on each machine from the engine, hydraulic pump, undercarriage, electrics, hydraulic cylinders, fluids, hydraulic pipework and much more! Your machine will come complete with a comprehensive *90 day warranty*. You can be assured at PLANTMAX you’ll get the very best value. Take a look at our other stock here - www.plantmax.uk£24,500
Fforestfach, Swansea - GB
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Mercedes Unimog U1650 AV Intercooler, very rare RHD (most are LHD) Lovely condition Unimog U1650 , has a very full spec with lots of kit on it. Included is a 14" Jensen PTO driven chipper. Come straight from railway work so very strictly maintained. Depending on your application, we could remove the railway kit from this and add off road tyres & rims. We have costs for this if of interest. The U1650 has the more powerful engine, also the longer body too which gives you the larger box on the rear. Year 1996 Right Hand drive 3 point linkage on rear Front & rear PTO drives Rear pick up hitch Large galvanised wood chip box in very good condition, tool storage box build into it too. Front weights Front spare wheel & frame (not in pics) Front & rear spools Full rail running gear LED spot lights all round AV Intercooler Brakes very good Good condition tyres 8 stud wheels Reverse camera Smooth engine & hydraulics 14" Jensen A141Z PTO driven chipper on the rear is included in the sale unless you won't need it. Absolute beast of a chipper! New set of blades for it included with it. Plus VAT TER checked Video available of this machine working Delivery anywhere in the UK for £ 595 90 day warranty Low rate finance available Thanks for looking.£38,950
Fforestfach, Swansea - GB
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Hello! So I've got three quotes for a chipbox build on my 3.5t Ford transit tipper. All in the region of £4-5k plus VAT for the basic body, plus extras. The headache, apart from the ££££££, is about which material to go for: aluminium plank, and/or GRP / fibreglass coated plywood. It's my first chipbox build, so would love to hear your views. The two main considerations I can think of are weight and durability. One guy only works with aluminium boards, and says he's never had any justifiable complaints about durability. No mention of lining any of it with ply. Another (Tipmaster) says aluminium planks are prone to tearing on impact or if caught with a saw (we do a lot of cutting down on the back). He recommends lining the aluminium sheet headboard with wisa deck (ply), and making the sides in GRP (fibreglass coated marine ply). He says GRP is much easier to repair and replace. He could also build it in ally plank for about the same price. The third guy has quoted for both options, but won't make a recommendation as to which is best. Any advice very gratefully received! Luke
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Last summer I picked up a stock Hilux MK5 2004 with 72k miles for £6,000 which I thought was a bargain. A year on, after mods and a chip box I built, here she is.
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Afternoon Ladies, Just had a chip box made of of aluminium, and I need to line it. I would usually do it with something like marine ply, but thought the weight would be a bit counter productive. Was thinking of maybe doing it in GRP. I've never used GRP. Would it be a good idea with saving weight but protecting the aluminium. Or are there other materials I should be looking at. I was thinking of the bash plate (for the flying chips) to be 1mm steel, or would GRP be good. Your thoughts are always appreciated.
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