Working Smarter and Safer with Field Service Units

9 April 2017

Diesel Fitters Service Body

Field service units (FSU) are tool of trade vehicles, fully equipped with the equipment required to carry out a range of onsite repairs, servicing and maintenance. FSUs are the public face of your company, so image is important – as is the need for it to be secure, functional and efficient to work from.

Field service units are the perfect vehicle for workers who carry a lot of tools. They are commonly used in construction, agriculture, mining, material handling and the military, and are popular with diesel mechanics, auto electricians, service technicians, boilermakers, hydraulic service mechanics and more.

 

Featured FSU: Toyota Landcruiser 79 series

This field service unit has everything you need, as it ticks all the boxes. The Toyota Landcruiser 79 series single cab and integrated Hidrive service body incorporates a number of features, including:

 

•          1800 Tool Canopys,

•          Shelving

•          Tool drawer unit

•          Fold down work bench

•          Rear roller drawer

•          Rear aisle gate

•          Underbody storage boxes

•          Water tank and hand wash

•          Fold down vice

•          12v air compressor

•          Mine light bar

•          Work lights

•          3900kg GVM upgrade

•          Maxilift crane

 

With the lightweight Hidrive co-bonded aluminium structure and all the added accessories, this impressive vehicle still has a massive payload of 900kg.

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