Equi-Trek lorry

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Someone on my yard has the Endevour Elite and its a gorgeous lorry. They have stayed away in it a lot over the summer and done some really long journeys (nearly 10hrs) in it and its been fantastic.
 

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would be interested to see the replies to this, it seems to be a nice lorry and fairly cheap !

I know a friend that has just bought a 2nd hand one and they are very happy with it :)
 

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would be interested to see the replies to this, it seems to be a nice lorry and fairly cheap !

I know a friend that has just bought a 2nd hand one and they are very happy with it :)
They are cheap for a reason! Flimsey and poorly made .
Compare the build quality of several makes before you make your mind up ,we briefly considered one but when I stood in the back of one and could rock it from side to side decided not to.
 

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A friend of a friend had one, it was gorgeous to look at but she had a collection of 'parts' that had fell off it :eek:
 

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a different type of smalll horsesboxes company gave me a leaflet at blenhiem. they are called alexanders based in york but will pick u up from the airport or trianstation though and theey are cheaper that equitrek if u gat a pre-owned chassis. i have also heard of problems with equitreks! hope this helps :)
 

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i have seen an Alexander's one and if i could afford one i would be getting one, the person i know with it is very very happy with it, i think they are better made than the Equitrek ones but i'm no lorry builder/mechanic;)
 

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Thanks for the replies, I did find an old thread that suggested that the Isuzu chasis on the Endeavour was not the best choice. I guess they are cheap for a reason
 

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We will be getting another next year and have been looking around. I found the Whittaker lorries great inside but they seemed to be the worse for rocking, i felt so sick looking around the one at Burghley I had to get out.
 

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Thanks for the replies, I did find an old thread that suggested that the Isuzu chasis on the Endeavour was not the best choice. I guess they are cheap for a reason
Yes but the isuzu chassis is about the lightest so not a bad choice
if payload is paramount,, however if I was spending that sort of money I would look at a kevin parker lorry one was at a show and i had a good look round it looked very well built and on a daf which is a good chassis...
 

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We will be getting another next year and have been looking around. I found the Whittaker lorries great inside but they seemed to be the worse for rocking, i felt so sick looking around the one at Burghley I had to get out.
I think they all rock about unless you have air suspension I have on mine and the ride is awesome esp on windey or bumpy roads and you can lower the back down for loading, I would hate to go back to something on steel suspension...
 
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