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Toyota dyna

  • 15-10-2013 9:36pm
    #1
    kay 9
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    Posted this on the farming forum also but maybe this is the best. What are the dynas like for trailer work and what's the diesel consumption like. Thanks all


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  • #2
    NuckingFacker
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    100/150 -Poor traction due to light rear end - for towing. D4D's are hard on fuel. They are also horrible to drive for any sort of distance. I've had a good few and never enjoyed the prospect of any middling journeys.

    If you got an older model twin rear wheel with the 4+ litre diesel they will pull your house, your neighbours house and two trailers. They are also horrible to drive for any distance, but are also virtually indestructable. They also like diesel. Quite a lot.


  • #3
    kay 9
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 2,672 ✭✭✭kay 9


    NuckingFacker wrote: »
    100/150 -Poor traction due to light rear end - for towing. D4D's are hard on fuel. They are also horrible to drive for any sort of distance. I've had a good few and never enjoyed the prospect of any middling journeys.

    If you got an older model twin rear wheel with the 4+ litre diesel they will pull your house, your neighbours house and two trailers. They are also horrible to drive for any distance, but are also virtually indestructable. They also like diesel. Quite a lot.
    Cheers, so basically they are hard on diesel and not so nice to drive.. When you say hard on diesel how bad are they, any figures ? Had 04/05 in my head, mind for the price of the dynas is pick up a decent landcruiser or Smth. Just that a pickup would be more suited to me.. Thanks again.


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