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    Most reliable piece of british kit - vehicles

    Looking at youtube at various bits of kit I was wondering what we would classify as out most reliable bit of kit?

    The Germans have Leo2, adopted by most EU nations

    The Russians still using AK variants, some countries still using T34's

    Every unit I have been to no matter how the kit was maintained I can't for the life of me say, that wagon is perfect, any ideas or experiences?
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    The MFO box trolley.
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    The single solitary ball bearing.
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    Land Rover

    Quote Originally Posted by BIPOLAR77 View Post
    ...what we would classify as out most reliable bit of kit?...
    Maybe the Land Rover which has been used in one form or another for decades and has proved to be a reliable platform.

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    Black nasty dispensers. Considering the beasting they get, it's a wonder they're not worn through.
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    Excuse quite a few of us whilst we go snigger at the idea of reliable land rivers

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    Quote Originally Posted by Arik View Post
    Maybe the Land Rover which has been used in one form or another for decades and has proved to be a reliable platform.
    But either rusts out or spends its time in the LAD, hence no QRF vehicles, unless you count a combi van
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