Builders and other workers in the construction industry are among the largest group to invest in and use commercial vehicles. These freight vehicles are used day after day to transport materials and tools and transport equipment from one place to another, which means that not only reliability is an important issue, but also interior space and fuel economy.
Vans such as the Ford Transit and Connect models have become two of the most popular vans on UK roads. These types of box vans are becoming the industry standard when it comes to dealers replacing older vehicles, but many are opting for another option, ‘The Dump Truck’. The main advantage of a ‘dump truck’ is that its contents can be emptied without manipulation, most of the time the front end of the cargo area can be lifted pneumatically to allow the contents of the truck to be emptied. These vehicles are often conversions of existing truck types, so if you enjoy your current commercial truck, you can surely find a converted model that offers the key benefits of a ‘tipper’.
Depending on what you need your ‘tipper’ for, you can have many different options, including everything from utilities to different materials of construction such as side panels. For example, if you need your truck to transport large and heavy items, you will need a type of steel construction to ensure you do not damage the vehicle during your daily tasks. One of the disadvantages of this is the great weight of this type of “tipper” section; this can be less economical in the long run with regard to fuel and spare parts.
Crew cabins are also another factor you will need to consider when purchasing a “dump” van along with storage facilities, primarily in case you need lockable areas for tools or other expensive items. One thing to keep in mind is that although ‘dump trucks’ are very useful for hauling a wide range of different materials, a boxed commercial vehicle can be a much better purchase depending on how often the system must be used during use. lifetime.
Many people find that hiring a “tipper” can sometimes provide exactly what they need by allowing them to maintain their current style of van. One of the reasons many people choose to trade in their trusted work vans is because they become less economical and by investing in a new vehicle they start saving money right out of the box …!