A mobile workshop brings the service bay to machinery in the field. Bodies run from 4.4 m on the NMR85H to 7.5 m on the FVZ34, and the FTS34 4×4 reaches sites off the road. A typical fit-out has a 2-tonne monorail hoist, generator, compressor and workbench.
Body options
- Enclosed body with workbench and tool storage
- 2-tonne cantilever monorail hoist
- Onboard generator and air compressor
- Cutting, welding, grinding and drilling equipment
Which model
Isuzu models for mobile workshops
| Model | Best for | GVW | Typical body length |
|---|---|---|---|
| Isuzu NMR85H | Service van for town and fleet yards. | 5,500 kg | 4,400 mm body |
| Isuzu FTS34 | 4×4 workshop for farms, mines and sites. | 12,200 – 13,000 kg | 5,400 mm body |
| Isuzu FVR34P | Full workshop for fleet support. | 18,000 kg | 6,800 mm body |
| Isuzu FVZ34 | 6×4 heavy workshop. | 26,000 kg | 7,500 mm body |
GVW from the manufacturer’s brochure, as on each model’s page. Typical body length are typical body-builder figures from the Isuzu East Africa Truck Application Guide, March 2022; the body built for you may differ. What a truck can legally carry depends on the body fitted, so check your load in the payload calculator or ask TMD.
Questions
What buyers ask
Which Isuzu is best for a mobile workshop on farms or mines?
The FTS34 4×4, with a typical 5.4 m body, for sites the vehicle has to reach off the tarmac.
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