neat little truck

[Andy Mc]

technovan in the field 003

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[Cleantech]

the box & set up is sure neat

[micky navarro]

looks like a very nice set-up but as i'm looking around at the video, all the nice shinny new stuff, the electric machine, the nice waste tank, hose reel, and new gen set,etc........ i could not help but laugh when i seen he has a "stolen" milk crate in there also   

i really like those poly shelves too!

[Duck Country]

I did not know you could make a truck work for this business.  Kewl.

[CleanImage]

The price he's asking is an absolute steal too. I can't believe it's still for sale. If I was richer and closer, it'd be sold for sure.

[Cleantech]

The price he's asking is an absolute steal too. I can't believe it's still for sale. If I was richer and closer, it'd be sold for sure.

How much?

[Nick]

Very nice set up and neat. 

[Mo]

I thin I saw it for sale for $7800.00 at WOC.

[Andy Mc]

7500  for a brand new TM, hose reels , wand,, heater, everything you need. All in a cool little box truck.  I'd by it if I had the money, One  heck of a good deal.

[Grant D.]

Wow that's like buy the TM, get the van for free.

[John Bolton]

Neat and well thought-out the vehicle may be but I would have serious access access problems with a vehicle of that size! And the running cost would be a further problem. With the cheapest price for deisel in England currently at a little over £6.54 per gallon ($10.2485) and prices in parts of Scotland and Wales being significantly higher, it would eat into profit margins.

[Mike M]

Unfortunately we don't have a lot of choices for small work vehicles................yet.

[John Bolton]

Maybe that will change when you fuel costs increase! What are you currently paying - I'll wager that it is a lot less than $10/gallon.

[Mike M]

Diesel is about $4.25 a gallon locally right now. It HAS gone up dramatically in recent months. I'm sure it will go up more before the summer driving season. 

Its not how much it cost compared to other areas. Its how much more it cost than recently that gets you. We aren't used to budgeting so much money for fuel. All other costs of ownership are right up there too. Vehicle purchase price, taxes, insurance, maintenance and repair are quite high. Tires also cost a lot more because they are bigger in size. When you live in a rural area like we do you have to drive a lot to shop or do business. The costs of driving really add up.

[John Bolton]

All true Mike - just imagine how you would feel if fuel costs doubled to the levels we are paying over here    And our prices are still rising!