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Adz

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Been offered this...

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His letting it go cheap but 2 problems is...

A. Its location... Brighton

B.If i can raise the funds...

Its available for low thousands...

It runs & everything works & its just had a new exhaust.
Used it round a farm but now his selling up & going to Australia.
 
Be interested to know what the hydraulic oil tank is for,.. winch?
 
i have a friend who has one and i get to see a lot of it, it's amazing what it can do fomr not a very big engine, and of course portal hubs mean massive ground clearance :thumb2

down side, not much use for everyday transport and allways fixing it :nenau
 
55 flat out wind behind you but its up hill and down dale loaded or empty offa tree surgeons got one hes got his chipper on 3 point linkage behind it
 
Be interested to know what the hydraulic oil tank is for,.. winch?

20 tonne winch was on but has been sold as has the front mounted hedge cutter & rear mounted wood chipper. :thumbs

i have a friend who has one and i get to see a lot of it, it's amazing what it can do fomr not a very big engine, and of course portal hubs mean massive ground clearance :thumb2

down side, not much use for everyday transport and allways fixing it :nenau

Do they go wrong much :confused:

Just want it for play & play days & restoration plus a possible future investment :nenau
 
Do they go wrong much :confused:

Just want it for play & play days & restoration plus a possible future investment :nenau

I think the reliability is age related, old things go wrong more often (generaly speaking) but with alll the hydraulics and unusual parts it can be a bit of a pain. He has his own mobile mechanic in a fully equipped sprinter on call 24/7 for his repairs, so cost is not an problem and he does give it some stick!

I would only consider it if you can easily afford it as otherwise you might be buying a 'hole in your pocket' spend your money one somthing more practical.

It is very tempting though :naughty
 
one thing u dont want goin wrongs the gearbox everything else prety much bogo merc van
 
If i do get it :nenau & it is a BIG IF :eek:
Would you leave or remove the hydraulics :confused:

The only thing that is going for me is I've talked to me boss about it & he would go 1/2's on :naughty

But I've still gotta find a fair bit of dosh :rolleyes:
 
I supose it depends what you want to use ot for, and waht stuff is powered hydraulicaly. If they work i'd leave them put in the hope of finding another monster winch. Or being able to use it for other stuff, you could put it to work, if you found some equipment for it :thumb2
 
Well the ideas I've got for me is before restoring it, go to me 2 local Pay'n'Play sites :naughty
Then give it some TLC & sell it on at profit :confused:
Or
I suppose i could locate another winch, hedge cutter & chipper & hire it out :confused:
 
could be a goldmine, or a money pit, the only way to find out is to take a chance i suppose :nenau
 
is it taxed and mot'd. ?
what is it registered as agricultural or lorry ?

location i could poss get you 2 weeks storage near brighton . but any more would get a grumpy old bloke kicking off .

the biggest problem i can see , is if its not on the road. just getting it recovered to where ever your planning is going to cost big bucks.

then mot, at some point, and if its agricultural vehicle . could prove a pain to drive any distance on the road ...

lots to consider, but given i have space , the right mot place just down the road from the farm in sussex . and having use of post to the farm . id be interested . BUT is it viable for you . god knows
 
phft :eek:
Can't see the point , sorry mate :eek:
I know it's an ultra capable bit of kit, but where's the challenge then?:nenau
If you had a business like an offroad center and needed a recovery truck ,\then maybe:rolleyes:
I very much doubt there'll be any money in it after kitting it out with chippers and that for hire:doh
Leave it :cool:
 
Will just have to see what the confirmed price is & find out about what it is registered as :doh

Ta for the offer Colin but I'd get it RAC'd :lol No I'll cross that bridge once / if purchased :nenau

Lots of good & bad points to think about :thumbs
 
Go for it!!!

Always wanted one of them :)

Ive got an 8ton hydraulic boughton winch for it as well and i'm only 2mins from it :):):)

A guy near here has one and made a hydraulic trailer that picks up skips! nice little side line Adz :) if you have some where to store the skips.

I may be able to sort transport but if not try the old vintage lorry/ex-military clubs, my mate used to belong to a few and they love an excuse to get the lorry out and do some recovery :)

Daz
 
Here we go :augie

1. He wants £4000.oo
2. Its registered agricultural
3. Its solid but tatty
4. Mechanically sound
5. No MOT or TAX

6. My boss would buy it
7. My boss would go halfs

8. The farmer would buy it

9. My boss's old school mate would collect it as he runs a CAT2 machinery movement company



So with this latest update :rolleyes: Your views :augie
 

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