- Location
- Huntingdon, UK
Not had any black paint issues on the 3x tier 4s we’ve had, I think the chassis are made and painted by GKN though so none of the black is painted by JCB anymore?
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- Thread starter Gedd
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Not had any black paint issues on the 3x tier 4s we’ve had, I think the chassis are made and painted by GKN though so none of the black is painted by JCB anymore?
- Location
- Ballyclare Northern Ireland
Health to use, where did you deal for your Stilleto?
If you Google tf tools their the UK stockists for them, I could spend a small fortune with them tho !
The quality of paints whatever they are used for is appalling this day and age,so much for progress.
- Location
- Huntingdon, UK
Not sure I agree with that. Some paint is very good.
Krone have their faults but the dipped paint is very good. Still paint inside the chamber after 20,000 bales.
Pottinger are powder coated IIRC, and that paint work is amazingly durable. All depends on the prep work, I think both these have about 20 different acid dip preps etc.
Storeman
Member
- Location
- South East Englandshire
NHMatt
Member
- Location
- West Sussex
This is only ours for a little while- it’s destined for a local AD plant. Great fun though!
Collected this today to replace an aging ifor Williams.
Very pleased with how it goes and rides, only downside was I had to cross the west Devon border to collect it and then pay £4 to get it back across the Tamar into the right and proper county!!
Very pleased with how it goes and rides, only downside was I had to cross the west Devon border to collect it and then pay £4 to get it back across the Tamar into the right and proper county!!
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- Location
- Yorkshire
Just one fault I can see with it is the full length deck. Do you lose a foot or so on top deck like it appears?Collected this today to replace an aging ifor Williams.
Very pleased with how it goes and rides, only downside was I had to cross the west Devon border to collect it and then pay £4 to get it back across the Tamar into the right and proper county!!
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You do loose a bit but not a foot. I’m not worried though. It’s still got plenty of room to get it over weight I think.
Nice trailer but always thought the rough welding looked like birdsh#t compared to an iforCollected this today to replace an aging ifor Williams.
Very pleased with how it goes and rides, only downside was I had to cross the west Devon border to collect it and then pay £4 to get it back across the Tamar into the right and proper county!!
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It’s looks ok on mine. The Ali welds on the dividers is very good.
Have to say it was near silent behind the truck compared to the old one.
Ifor welds look like machine welds but the nugent looks like someones had a go with big dabs of weld. I wish the ifors had the ramp fastener the nugent has and the nugent does look stronger.
I’m going to have a good look tomorrow now...
.Still think it’s a far better trailer than an ifor.
- Location
- Yorkshire
What's it weigh
grainboy
Member
- Location
- Bedfordshire
Very nice, but hope you don’t have any problems with it,
Sean Nugent isn’t the most helpful of persons,
Sean Nugent isn’t the most helpful of persons,
- Location
- South Molton
Brochure says 1175 kg.
Ill be dealing with the dealer, and they have been more than helpful so far.
- Location
- South Molton
Aren't you going to sleep in it....looks clean enough to eat your dinner off of!I’m going to have a good look tomorrow now...
Still think it’s a far better trailer than an ifor.
