Carpenter Christian Kurz and his Unimog U 327.

You need a crane to be able to erect the houses. And not just for that: extensions and renovations also cannot be carried out without this practical tool. “That’s why I chose the Unimog,” says Christian Kurz. In his words, it was the best decision to buy a Unimog – and for the second time. In addition to his Unimog U 327 in light ivory, he also has a Unimog U 1000 in his fleet.

Always flexible.

“On the construction site, you have to be flexible and fast. That’s me with the Unimog,” says the house builder enthusiastically. “To pull the low loader and the crane, I need a towing vehicle that is as short as possible. With the Unimog, I can get into every residential area and into any driveway. There’s nothing better for me!”

He likes to drive the Unimog himself: “It’s handy to supply my employees with material on construction sites by roll-off dump truck and then drive straight on to the crane conversion. That wasn't possible before.” He also ordered his roll-off trailer in light ivory – the combination makes an impression out in the countryside.

“We don’t just transport wood with it. We can also use it to transport rubble and construction waste,” says the passionate carpenter. The trailer weighs a total of 22 t. “That’s quite something,” Kurz says happily. To avoid getting stuck on meadows, he opted for mixed tyres. He also ordered the loading crane preparation, as well as the front power lift.