[Truck Series] FUSO Canter In-depth Review - A Mitsubishi lorry owned by Mercedes???

[@Christopher_Giustolisi]

Who would´ve thought that the best review of the FUSO Canter comes from Malaisia? Your english is absoluteky fine and I like how detailed the video is. Can you do a review of the new model?

[@molaroismorais8068]

You speak English pretty well. thanks for the review. Very much detailed and comprehensive .....love from U.S.A.

[@tonnesspeed5824]

Thank you!

[@gtm559]

Hi I live in Europe this was the most detailed review I find it in English. Result I ordered 3c15 3.5t. I hope to be better from Renault fiat iveco vans. I like the old school style. Here is rare I will maybe one in express delivery segment of vans with a Fuso. I hope I was right 🤔😅

[@nicolasbouyiouclis4726]

I believe you made a good decision..

[@bertv.374]

These brackets under the drive axle are also very usable when the vehicle has to be towed. When towed the drive axle and the cardan axle should be uncoupled, especcially with automatic vehicles, otherwise you ruin the gearbox. You loose the universal joint at the back of the cardan and fix it with a strap or a piece of steel wi re to the brackets an the frame. Your gearbox will thank you for that.

[@qasimalzaki9412]

Very Informative, thanks

[@tonnesspeed5824]

Thank you!

[@nicolasbouyiouclis4726]

Very true... I had to do it a couple of times on 1989 Mits Fuso FE

[@bertv.374]

@@nicolasbouyiouclis4726 It can happen on every truck. When it needs to be towed, it is either lifting it so high that the drive axle don't touch the road, it is removing the innerlife of the drive axle or it is uncoupling cardan. The last option is the easiest and most safe. You don't want to kneel next to the truckroadside, messing around with nuts and bolts and get your a** driven off by another truck.

[@corrupt692]

I own one and have other trucks for business!. I'd like to know about the Long term reviews!. What's more likely to be fixed? What about maintenance? My first 4 cly truck because of the fuel cost is so high in the USA ... 10:45

[@ericmaxwell4161]

Nice overview.

[@tonnesspeed5824]

Thank you

[@deepzgenovese4918]

Out of all the 8 generation for 14ft fuso high deck , which would you recommend for tahan lama , from engine to load take to engine , everything , please advise , will be best if you could list top to bottom like 1st , 2nd , 3rd etc... Thanks

[@tonnesspeed5824]

Hi Deepz Genovese, generally all the trucks are designed to last approximately 7-10 years. If the owner takes care of it well, giving it regular service when needed, the trucks can last even longer. We have seen trucks last as long as 20-30 years, and still going strong! So just find a truck to your liking and that suits your use. =)

[@nicolasbouyiouclis4726]

@@tonnesspeed5824 Back in 89 I purchased a 1989 Mits Fuso Fe 3.1 turbo diesel truck with 3 speed automatic transmission We use it mainly in construction work, moving tools and materials to jobsites.. I continually drive it to work almost every day for the last 32 years, and I hope I would be able to find replacement parts so I can keep it going for an other 5 - 10 years.. why not!

[@tonnesspeed5824]

Olden days things are always built to last.

[@richardsprings1414]

I have a 2013 FI160

[@scaniverz1]

still many Mitsubishi Motors remains...... 4D34 engine

[@tonnesspeed5824]

It’s a very reliable engine

[@andrewhoon5822]

Hi bro you sell unimog

[@alpzepta]

Japanese Mercedes-Benz

[@tonnesspeed5824]

Haha. Yes

[@dhuat79]

mercedes benz? skrg baru tahu

[@jeffroze5955]

Daimler hold la bro...

[@fermincanlas9980]

Really we are not interested made in china. The performance of all made in china are poor. Not like made in japon. It has big difference.

[@andrewhoon5822]

Hi bro you sell unimog