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John Bailey, senior area sales manager for Moffett. says the
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Moffett Mountys roots go back 40 years to the Netherlands: "The good thing about them is that you can deliver what you want, where you want, when you want. When a driver goes to someone's yard, he may find that the forklift driver is on a tea break."
This standing time eats into profits, but the Moffett means the power is in the hands of the driver. He can arrive at the drop site and get on with the job himself.
The Mountys weigh up to two tonnes, but Bailey believes the payload penalty is more than offset by the added flexibility. The Mountys come with a twoyear guarantee.
Moffett has a nationwide network of service engineers, but the Mountys are designed for ease of maintenance. "It's been said that you can mend them with an axe," he smiles.
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