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Trade: New home and remodeling
Join Date: Nov 2007
Location: CT shoreline
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Switch-n-Go Bodies
Hi everyone,
Just joined the site and hoped to get a few opinions on my planned end of the year purchase: Switch-n-Go body system on a used Mitsubishi FH 211 chassis (53K miles) 6cyl turbo with Allison auto. 19,000 GVW total cost: $42,000 Being a full service building company we do most of our own tight site work and landscaping. Until now we have made due with a Bri-Mar dump trailer for const. debris, stone, sand etc. It's becoming more of a pain in the a@@ moving equipment (we have a 5T trailer) and waste material in less moves. Let's not even talk about the cost of fuel. I currently have a GMC 2500HD with the 8.0L / Allison combo and have been pleased with the towing power. I think the switch & go system would be a wise move. It would solve our problems with:
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Join Date: Feb 2007
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Re: Switch-n-Go Bodies
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