Migmac
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We used one of them (sj) for lamping. Over arable land they were brilliant. Straight over plough or drilled fields. The wide wheels off the rhino would fit so hardly any ground pressure.Thirty years ago I was working in Eskdalemuir forest. Ran Suzuki SJ’s, nothing else could get to where they got. We tried Defenders but they were to heavy and sunk in the peat. Subaru’s were pretty good but very little ground clearance. Had a Four track, nice to drive, plenty power but if you hadn’t got grippy tyres on it was not very good off road. Think you have to pick a vehicle to suit your ground and needs
Polar for skins ?Pah get something that's actually capable...
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We used one of them (sj) for lamping. Over arable land they were brilliant. Straight over plough or drilled fields. The wide wheels off the rhino would fit so hardly any ground pressure.
It was like a goat. Went anywhere. The few times it got stuck a couple of us could lift it about.
We broke that and got a lada Cossack. It was pretty capable but no where near as good as the sj
Can’t upload a video.Always wanted to see one of them in action
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No one I know speaks highly of Isuzu
I would on it’s looks alone.Do not dismiss the ssang Yong musso
Upload to YouTube and share the link.Can’t upload a video.
They’re for seismic testing. The one I have the video of is their competition Lankelma. It’s on a MAN but same kit out
Not the best way to choose a wife or a vehicle!I would on it’s looks alone.
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Very True but it is so pig ugly that sitting it on top of a block of flats that was about to be demolished, it’s looks could only be improved by meeting terrafirma at speed.Not the best way to choose a wife or a vehicle!
Not sure if it was an SJ my mate had in the 70's?We used one of them (sj) for lamping. Over arable land they were brilliant. Straight over plough or drilled fields. The wide wheels off the rhino would fit so hardly any ground pressure.
It was like a goat. Went anywhere. The few times it got stuck a couple of us could lift it about.
We broke that and got a lada Cossack. It was pretty capable but no where near as good as the sj
LJ I think.