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UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: geefree on March 03, 2011, 09:36:45 pm

Title: Nissan navara / mitsibishi warrior
Post by: geefree on March 03, 2011, 09:36:45 pm
These have a ton payload . and with a box / canopy on the rear they  can hold a 650 flat tank , and room for reels etc..

with a double cab and all the mod cons of a car, i fancy one...

anyone use one of these ?
Title: Re: Nissan navara / mitsibishi warrior
Post by: outdoor restore on March 03, 2011, 09:44:54 pm
I use a Navara Aventura Double Cab with a 500L upright tank.
Title: Re: Nissan navara / mitsibishi warrior
Post by: Griffus on March 03, 2011, 10:12:56 pm
Brodex used to have a Navaro as a show vehicle. Nice paint job and all.

Didn't see it at the NEC so I bet they've sold it now.

Worth a call as it looked great  :)
Title: Re: Nissan navara / mitsibishi warrior
Post by: Klean07 on March 03, 2011, 10:19:18 pm
This one went for £2,000 yesterday. Bargain.

http://www.hewitt.co.uk/SP_car68.html
Title: Re: Nissan navara / mitsibishi warrior
Post by: Darranvps on March 04, 2011, 07:15:53 am
Nice pics - good setup
Title: Re: Nissan navara / mitsibishi warrior
Post by: bobby p on March 04, 2011, 07:35:24 am
youd need a fuel bowser to tow behind it.   big japs ALWAYS drink fuel like no tomoro.
Title: Re: Nissan navara / mitsibishi warrior
Post by: outdoor restore on March 04, 2011, 03:25:01 pm
youd need a fuel bowser to tow behind it.   big japs ALWAYS drink fuel like no tomoro.
Can't disagree with that, getting about 20mpg!! Can get 25 on a run when back is empty and being very careful!!
If I was buying now when window cleaning is my main business, I would probably go for a van.
Title: Re: Nissan navara / mitsibishi warrior
Post by: steve rix on March 04, 2011, 05:35:20 pm
I used to have an L200 til it got nicked a couple of months ago. Fantastic van v. reliable if a bit thirsty.
Title: Re: Nissan navara / mitsibishi warrior
Post by: TomCrowther on March 04, 2011, 06:07:46 pm
Yeah, I am tempted as well. A mechanic mate told me the Ford Ranger is a much better buy tho.
Title: Re: Nissan navara / mitsibishi warrior
Post by: clarkson on March 04, 2011, 08:42:43 pm

 Hi
  I am thinking of a navara, great alrounder and get a tow bar and a trailer and you can go pressure washing with it as well.

  i know there thirsty, but so is a vivaro or tranny.

  i ve heard the new model is much better on fuel as well. but 20,000 gulp!

 cheers

 john
Title: Re: Nissan navara / mitsibishi warrior
Post by: outdoor restore on March 04, 2011, 08:51:59 pm

 Hi
  I am thinking of a navara, great alrounder and get a tow bar and a trailer and you can go pressure washing with it as well.

  i know there thirsty, but so is a vivaro or tranny.

  i ve heard the new model is much better on fuel as well. but 20,000 gulp!

 cheers

Mine is the D40  Dec 56 plate, so I think it is the new model.  Mine's auto so the manual might be better on fuel

 john
Title: Re: Nissan navara / mitsibishi warrior
Post by: Ian101 on March 05, 2011, 06:36:10 am
Dont know owt about the Warrior but be careful with Navara's .... read up on the Navara Forums.

Sold a few of these when I was a car dealer NIGHTMARE.

Conrod thru block
Head Gasket
Gearbox
Driveshaft / Axle

and this was just all on 1 Navara

Hilux worth looking at
Title: Re: Nissan navara / mitsibishi warrior
Post by: clarkson on March 05, 2011, 08:49:50 am

  Hi
  I have only been told excellent things about the nissan and how bulletproof the engines where.

  mind you i have heard the same about the toyotas and jeremy clarkson didnt manage to break the top gear one.

  i have had heard the l200 blows its head and valves every 50 000 or so.  i also now several who have had both warrior and navara and say the nissan is miles better drive and cab comfort.

 all second hand knowledge though!

 regards

 john
Title: Re: Nissan navara / mitsibishi warrior
Post by: formb on March 05, 2011, 08:53:37 am
750L Tank in my 110.

Payload nearly 2T (3.5T utility model cannot be driven in London after Jan3 2012 ???)

30mpg  :)
Title: Re: Nissan navara / mitsibishi warrior
Post by: Roger Oakley on March 05, 2011, 09:29:13 am
I have a Navara, 5 years from new can't fault it.
Title: Re: Nissan navara / mitsibishi warrior
Post by: clarkson on March 05, 2011, 01:16:54 pm

 Hi Roger
 do you use a trailer for the pressure wash gear.

  cheers

  john
Title: Re: Nissan navara / mitsibishi warrior
Post by: Roger Oakley on March 05, 2011, 02:22:19 pm

 Hi Roger
 do you use a trailer for the pressure wash gear.

  cheers

  john

Yes we have a couple of trailers
Title: Re: Nissan navara / mitsibishi warrior
Post by: clarkson on March 06, 2011, 09:55:56 am

 Hi
 Do you have a proper bowser trailer or an ifor williams model. can you tell me what typical loads your carrying and how big they are.

 cheers

 john
Title: Re: Nissan navara / mitsibishi warrior
Post by: Roger Oakley on March 06, 2011, 03:17:37 pm

 Hi
 Do you have a proper bowser trailer or an ifor williams model. can you tell me what typical loads your carrying and how big they are.

 cheers

 john

We have a 6x4 trailer and a 14x7 trailer the larger one was built in the USA and the smaller one is UK made, not ifor williams though.
Title: Re: Nissan navara / mitsibishi warrior
Post by: clarkson on March 08, 2011, 08:14:34 pm

 cheers roger

 i thought a 6x4 with caged sides and ramp would be ideal, pressure washer,  tank  hose lances whirlaway.

 should just about go in on the back of a navara perfect set up i think


  john
Title: Re: Nissan navara / mitsibishi warrior
Post by: Roger Oakley on March 09, 2011, 08:49:21 am
John,
I bought our 6x4 from here www.trailers.co.uk box trailer it holds a full tech-clean set-up plus wet vac etc it is 750kg max so unbraked. Water we get on site, so do carry water as you would go over weight.
Title: Re: Nissan navara / mitsibishi warrior
Post by: geefree on March 09, 2011, 09:45:34 pm
Some very helpful replies , thanks lads.

i did not know they were as thirty as that,... Hilux are out of my range,

but thanks again.