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Lancs Lad

Lancs Lad

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doesn't look like it ever had any :unsure:
Mebbe actually 🤔 just a bit odd as not seen one without and showed a mate whos had a fleet of em since day one who said same.
Ah well handy lil thing and doubt it will loose a penny.
 
maz

maz

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I wouldn't touch another Ranger personally, just had my 2008 trailered away to the export scrappers, 117k miles, engine solid, gearbox, 4wd all working fantastic but chassis rotten from bumper to bumper...I consider that "built in obsolescence". To be fair it's probably how most trucks are made nowadays!
 
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Smiffy

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I wouldn't touch another Ranger personally, just had my 2008 trailered away to the export scrappers, 117k miles, engine solid, gearbox, 4wd all working fantastic but chassis rotten from bumper to bumper...I consider that "built in obsolescence". To be fair it's probably how most trucks are made nowadays!

I don't think you can blame the chassis rotting out on built in obsolescence. Landrovers chassis have been rotting out prematurely for near 70 years
And the 08 plate rangers are good ones built in Thailand by Mazda.
The new Ford built ones don't hold a patch to them
 
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6feetdown

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I wouldn't touch another Ranger personally, just had my 2008 trailered away to the export scrappers, 117k miles, engine solid, gearbox, 4wd all working fantastic but chassis rotten from bumper to bumper...I consider that "built in obsolescence". To be fair it's probably how most trucks are made nowadays!
That was the transit tipper problem apparently
 
maz

maz

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I don't think you can blame the chassis rotting out on built in obsolescence. Landrovers chassis have been rotting out prematurely for near 70 years
And the 08 plate rangers are good ones built in Thailand by Mazda.
The new Ford built ones don't hold a patch to them
At least you can galv a Defender chassis, then they end up outliving you, the chassis, not the rest of it :ROFLMAO: I wonder how much it would cost for Ford etc to galv their chassis and get customers another several years out the damn things. I would only lease a pickup nowadays, that way I can hand the problem back to the company at the end of it.
 
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bobthebuilder

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is this a battery back up ?
 
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Maxus

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Looks like it could be a bargain. Never see much about the JCB htd10.. I wonder why they don't make them anymore?
 
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6feetdown

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Looks like it could be a bargain. Never see much about the JCB htd10.. I wonder why they don't make them anymore?
Used to use those when doing footpaths around council houses
 
Grahams

Grahams

Don't complain - suggest what's better



is this a battery back up ?
Sort of. The idea is generators are more efficient run under load, so any spare power is syphoned off into the batteries then the diesel engine shuts down and you draw down the battery power, then repeat.
 
V8Druid

V8Druid

do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
Sort of. The idea is generators are more efficient run under load, so any spare power is syphoned off into the batteries then the diesel engine shuts down and you draw down the battery power, then repeat.
bet that does the batteries a power of good - NOT !! :oops:
 
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Stroppymonkey

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Never seen one of these before 🤨
 

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