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Lighter LF55/65s are also available as tipper chassis. At the heavier end, choose from a 75 Series on three or four axles. or the 85 Series 'eight wheeler'.
Suited to both tipper and mixer bodies, the range has been around a while and is popular with fleets. The 85 has a lightweight chassis, but a heavy engine and can be specified with (also heavier) hub-reduction axles instead of the standard single reduction, and buyers can opt for day, sleeper or space cab variants. A well-established product backed by Dafaids's good reputation. The CF75 is best suited to lightweight bulker work, rather than muckaway jobs.