Any last minute opinions,Isuzu grafter.

[Maxus]

Not sure I could stomach 35k for a new truck!

 

[doobin]

Not sure I could stomach 35k for a new truck!

I think all brands are that at least these days

 

[groundworker]

It's interesting to hear how living with one is, I did briefly have one as a replacement for my shogun trailer setup after being involved in an accident. I kind of hated diving it, found it terribly uncomfortable, but as a tool it was perfect. Any variants/engines/ years to avoid?

1.9 / 125hp engine is most common. Does the job but needs revving. Slow going fully loaded but will get you there

3.0 / 150hp meant to be much better but good luck finding one.

Previously there was a 120hp engine, mostly Euro 5 but I think briefly there was a Euro 6 engine without adblue.

Pre 2018ish front suspension was different design, worse ride apparently. Mine is a 2022 and still not good!

Auto box can only tow 2500kg

 

[Canal Navvy]

1.9 has six speed gearbox
3.0 has a five speed gearbox
I can imagine that the 1.9 would not like poor servicing and unsympathetic drivers

 

[Smiffy]

I think all brands are that at least these days

Most trucks are £35k without a a body and the body is £10k.

 

[Stroppymonkey]

1.9 / 125hp engine is most common. Does the job but needs revving. Slow going fully loaded but will get you there

3.0 / 150hp meant to be much better but good luck finding one.

Previously there was a 120hp engine, mostly Euro 5 but I think briefly there was a Euro 6 engine without adblue.

Pre 2018ish front suspension was different design, worse ride apparently. Mine is a 2022 and still not good!

Auto box can only tow 2500kg

When I was very close to buying one in 2020 they were euro 6 125ps 1.9 no adblue. The Auto was the same 6 speed box manual with a 24v actuator on top to make it auto. Auto still had full towing capacity I thought, but the actuator and extra 12v battery made the load capacity about 60kg? Less.
Base single axle chassis was 19.5k +vat ?