Trynex VPRO

[JCurtis]

I know there are a few of you out there that have them, How do you like them?

I am considering buying one, just want to know how you feel about them:feedback

[John DiMartino]

Jeff,the more I have mine the more I like it,it still does not spread nearly as heavy as a V box,so speeds must be lowered somewhat.This added a few minutes to my route.However cleaning out,and loading unloading is much easier with the vpro.Also im not 100% sure but the capacity of the spreader is 1.5 yards ,but i think its closer to a yard myself.Id get the vp8000,it will fit fine in your new truck.

[JCurtis]

isn't the 8000 a 8 footer?

I don't want to leave the tailgate down

[John DiMartino]

Jeff,take the tailgate right off,no matter what v box your running.The v pro 8000 fits in my GMC better than in my Dodge.It wil fit like it was made for it.If you get the 6000 it wont hold much,and its only 4ft long,you'll spill a lot when they load you,since even small loaders have 6 wide buckets.The weight difference is literall nothing between the 2.the 8000 holds 1/2 yard more material.My Dodge is fine with mine heaped with salt as long as the plow is on for counterweight:D .

[John DiMartino]

Jeff,you got mail:D

[JCurtis]

Thanks John, I got the Mail....

You're just like the Pony Express..... you always deliver !

maybe thats why all those OCC ladies want you

:grinz

[John DiMartino]

No problem Jeff. :D .

[John DiMartino]

Jeff,the rest of the pics are sent,along with measurements. :)

[JCurtis]

Thanks John, I just looked at them. Gonna call the guy tomorrow for a pice.

I am assuming that the elastic cover is an option?

[John DiMartino]

Jeff that cover is standard,make sure you get it if you buy one. Ive heard the new ones have 2 vibrators as well.Mine dont though.If you are going to run sand or a mix i am thinking you would need 2 of them.

[Progrounds]

Jeff-
We have 2 of the v-Pro 8 footers, and have had very good results with them. Of course, since they work on gravity, any seriously wet product or junk will make it difficult. If I was in the market for another pickup mounted v box, I'd buy another without any hesitation.

[Tileman]

Iceman got mine late last winter only got to use it on one ice storm. It was great to run. No problems at all. Very few moving parts. I think you would like it.

Tilman:burnout

[Clean Cut Lawns]

just bought a used VP8000 to go in my 2002 ram. it will be a back up and an on the stop spreader. so i think it will work great for that. and it does fit in to a short bed with no problem. :usa

[John DiMartino]

So clean cut,now that you have the 810,and VP,how about some pictures?:)

[Clean Cut Lawns]

NO

[Clean Cut Lawns]

Just kidding,
On Wed. when it rains like a mother i'll work on removing my spray tank off the 02 and wiring and mounting the VP8000, then i'll post picks:usa
:usa

[Clean Cut Lawns]

Here are the picks of the spreader!

[Clean Cut Lawns]

heres one from the front

[John DiMartino]

Clean Cut nice truck. I think it needs some 6" stacks now,along witha few other mods;) .

[Clean Cut Lawns]

this truck is stock and will remain stock!:wah

[mikegamb]

how wide is the VP8000?? im looking into getting one also. the only problem is i have a EZ dumper in this truck.its a 92 f150.im not big on the truckcraft tailgate as they want crazy $$$ for it

[Crazygator]

Can you guys share the price for the 8' model?

Are you still satisfied with the performance?

Can anyone compare this to the electric model that Smith makes?

Thanks everyone! :cool:

[Progrounds]

Mike & Gator -
The price for the 8' Vpro here in Detroit was about 3k.
I don't know the dimensions, but the sales manager, Al Biltz can be reached at (586) 756-6555.
We are still very pleased with the two that we use.