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Thread: Any Hino truck spanner bashers on here ?

  1. 04-11-2015, 08:56 PM #1
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    Any Hino truck spanner bashers on here ?

    Need a little advise on a Hino truck ?
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  3. 04-11-2015, 09:06 PM #2
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    Have my A grade in heavy trade Diesel qualification.

    Fire away with your question, there are some very talented guys on this forum that can answer your question.
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  4. 04-11-2015, 09:17 PM #3
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    If you are after parts I can help you. I rebuilt a furniture truck from a wreck rebuilt cab ,replaced gearbox from a bus ,new windscreen panel and painted the cab for cof and rego can even fit splitter box for something to do
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    My lovely partner is looking at horse trucks Three look ok ish but it's a subject I know nothing about !
    Looking at a Hino FD3 but it's automatic trans. 1998 done 65 thousand k s . Auto good or bad ? Mileage dodgy would you think ?
    This one.
    Three Horse Truck & Motor Home. | Trade Me

    or is this better ?

    Hino 4 horse truck low km NZ New | Trade Me

    They all scare me !! Not a lot else that suits. Maybe this

    Any help out there would be welcomed
    1997 Mitsubishi 4 horse 260hp | Trade Me
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    Get her to take up shooting mate, it would be cheaper in the long run, and you would have the perfect excuse to keep buying more rifles

    On no, wait a minute...you don't need an excuse do you
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    The Mitsubishi has the best set up but there are cheaper trucks around to do the same job , You love your girl but the money for the trucks are over priced and you need to tell her that . You could buy a new truck and go to Taranaki and pick up a box for the truck
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    Shoot the horses Happy. Problem solved. Say he who has a wife with three of the four legged money munchers.
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    Tell her to ride it to events. Isn't that why horses were invented? To get from A to B?


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    And just for your benefit Happy, when Josh says A to B he really means Auckland to Balclutha or in other words a really long way.
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