Hello all - I am looking to upgrade my work horse in the next few weeks but wanted some advice from others:
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I have been successful with a transit connect over the past four years being that on large jobs all materials are delivered and skips/grab lorries take waste.
I would like a truck but am worried because a tipper transit can only carry 1.5 tonne, is this correct?
Im thinking a larger van would be great as it could hold tools and certain materials and you could still tow a trailer (both of which could have a well designed sign writing ad on, a tipper gives less ad space)
However for smaller jobs say where only a tonne of sand or soil or a pallet of bricks, blocks or small amount of fencing/decking is required a truck would be handy to load material and waste quickly. But if you have a tool safe on the back they are a weight of their own without being full?
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Ive seen some people get crew cab tippers black out the rear windows, remove seats and use this space for hand tools etc leaving more room on the back and possibly saving time keep loading and unloading tools just to go into shops etc.
Ideally i would get both in the near future but would like to hear peoples views who already have these vehicles and the pros and cons that come with them.
Thanks to all,
Michael Withall
MW Brickwork & Landscapes
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