Thread: 6x6 110 Pics and info Wanted

From an au ebay ad, the crane was for sale not the vehicle. No other information recorded or remembered.

I dare say that a lot of information will be along fairly soon.The only information I have comes from working on a couple of the civilian versions,re transfercase issues stemming from the taper roller intermediate gear conversion. My overall impression from test drives and from an engineering perspective is that they were a fairly ordinary piece of kit, and not a real crosscountry vehicle.
wagoo.

I could scan the Overlander road test of the civvy sixby 110 if required.

My 110 owners manual has the 6x6 specs. Not sure if you already have that?

Otherwise I can scan.

some pics...

isuzutoo-eh, was that unit in Australia? Looks a it different, but maybe it's just the tyres and rims. I don't have that review, I would love that, thankyou.

Isuzurover, no, I don't have that. The wide track is necessetated by the rear chassis, there was never any narrow rear track. that red one is a myster, I have that pic also, but it looks like a wide font axle, rather than a narrow rear. However it may be a foley, sandringham or home made job. That last one is a unit that I saw in teh flesh down here with it's fire fighting gear removed. in fact the gear on the tray is probably still where I saw it last.

Anybody who has Vin's, they would be appreciated as well.

Originally Posted by isuzutoo-eh

From an au ebay ad, the crane was for sale not the vehicle. No other information recorded or remembered.

I reckon I know that vehicle, where it is and it's current owner!

BTW it's a cherry picker not a crane.

Originally Posted by isuzurover

e.g. - this is listed as an "early" model, and has the narrow track rear:

I have that red one too, photos taken at Cooma 1998.



I also know that Jindera RFB has a fire truck one too, but have been trying to get photos of it for a long time.

Easo

I thought that cherry picker looked familiar. We'll go with not an Australian built vehicle then

Easo, can I use those pics (and remind me of your real name)? Definitely a factory unit from the chassis, but it appears to have a wide front axle!