Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: poles apart on June 22, 2006, 07:22:48 pm
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Have a look at this: http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/window-cleaning-van_W0QQitemZ4470241981QQcategoryZ112579QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
No baffles but it's OK as it only sloshes around a bit!
Can a Nissan Vannette Cargo take the weight of a 1000 litre tank?
It's an ordinary IBC with a standard mild steel frame. Not going to be much good in a low speed crash let alone anything substantial!
No wonder it's for sale
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That is really dangerous i see it a couple of days ago myself.
The payload on a Nissan vanette cargo is only 955kg.
So that would be heck of a lot over weight.
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Hi,
Correct me if Iam wrong , but I thought the wording "reach and wash" was an Ionics brand name but this system is a Brodex.
Kevin WINDOLENE.
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RECKLESS >:(
Not only will the driver and passenger die a horrible death but prob anyone they hit, which is all the more likely as the brakes etc are not made for this kind of weight.
Just another example of lunacy that we see all too often.
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you have to ask yourself
did Brodex fit the system in that van, as the owner might not be aware thats its overloaded etc etc, hemight have just taken Brodex's advice
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well if Brodex fitted that - I'm shocked and disappointed.
No way, they wouldn't have fitted that, surely not?
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well if Brodex fitted that - I'm shocked and disappointed.
No way, they wouldn't have fitted that, surely not?
I believe that all the larger companies (Omnipole/Ionics/Brodex etc) insist on the tank size being compatible with payload. However, if someone buys a tank off a company and fits it themself then they're not to know. I reckon that it's a good thing to take the weight of the water and then allow at least 450kg over and above that as a minimum van payload. Even then, take care about carrying a passenger with a full water tank or diesel tank - and be aware that your trolley (if you have one) may have water in it.
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you have to ask yourself
did Brodex fit the system in that van, as the owner might not be aware thats its overloaded etc etc, hemight have just taken Brodex's advice
100% NOT, as i know them at Brodex very well and they dont sell systems like that, which I am sure you are full aware its a DIY crap system
Andy
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Just what i was thinking as im sure the larger companies don't use IBC containers for van systems.
Paul
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I have a van like this i fitted a 650ltr tank as this was the max the van can safely carry. I suppose its possible that the tank is not fully filled ::)
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you have to ask yourself
did Brodex fit the system in that van, as the owner might not be aware thats its overloaded etc etc, hemight have just taken Brodex's advice
100% NOT, as i know them at Brodex very well and they dont sell systems like that, which I am sure you are full aware its a DIY crap system
Andy
(http://www.mistyisles.ca/Gone%20Fishing.jpg)
allways a safe bet ;)
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I asked the seller the question; 'who fitted the tank? Was it Brodex?' No reply as yet but I'm not expecting one ::)
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Just what i was thinking as im sure the larger companies don't use IBC containers for van systems.
Paul
Yes, I hadn't noticed that at first. It's not a tank that Brodex supply - it's an IBC.