Unimog Club UK

Hello New Members => Introduce Yourself => Topic started by: WanaMog on April 04, 2019, 11:01:39 pm

Title: Re: Hi all
Post by: moose on April 05, 2019, 10:05:33 pm

Wanaunimog you’ve picked a massive subject, for hilly terrain you need to acquire along wheelbase for stability unless your wanting to do forestry then a u800 would be a good option but not very powerful. Better to pm me and I’ll advise over the phone.
Moose

Title: Re: Hi all
Post by: WanaMog on April 05, 2019, 06:19:47 pm

406steve thanks for the welcome and advice . I've seen some on this site and they look like the real deal alright.

Title: Re: Hi all
Post by: 406steve on April 05, 2019, 12:56:16 pm

You will get far better advice on this forum than I can offer but if you have steep hilly ground I would suggest adding chevron tread pattern tractor type tyres to your list. Good luck with the search & looking forward to some pictures when you change your user name to foundamog.

Title: Hi all
Post by: WanaMog on April 04, 2019, 11:01:39 pm

Hi all . Closet Unimog lover for years but in the last couple of months have not been able to snap out of it so Im in the getting used to becoming a Mog head phase .So looking a becoming an owner and going to spend the time learning Unimog .

Have a 30 acre small holding and my David Brown 996 is not able for it . Its mountain land and I need a 4wheel drive .So the current wish list is
1. 3 point linkage
2. PTO front and back
3.Tipper pickup
4. Right hand drive

ALL advice welcome . Looking forward to it all .

Jon