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When it came time to buy a new mixer two id a half years ago, Tim Waters could have me for a number of options. For a start he'd en a tipperman before, with a series of Avos from an F7 to an Rio. Then there was e possibility of a 6m Mercedes: "It was quite bit cheaper but the Merc has never really 'pealed to me," he says. In the end he went r a Daf 75CF which was somebody else's ncelled order, and after 82,000krn he's glad have done so: "For what I want out of a
truck, really, you can't fault these for this type of work."
Waters bought the Daf from Watts of Gloucester for 8,000, and has been paying for it on Lnson's no-deposit five-year finance ieme—Hanson itself funds and owns the lian-built L&T mixer body.