Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: tomy jackson on June 24, 2010, 11:00:12 pm
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in ther mag they say that if wfp is in a van and not got engineears reporpt you can be fined for no inshoranc well thats a lode of bull ,wot is the ishue is you lose your van cos inshorace wont pay out ,but you will still be inshord 3td partey , and ifc im rong put sum cort casses up
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My insurance know exactly what is carried in my van, know where it was fitted and they said all is good.
Its the 'ionics sales pitch' AGAIN
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yes blue frog mine dus 8)
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feck ionics. big van round our way with their logo on and no system inside LOL. Few trolleys the guys use
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feck ionics. big van round our way with their logo on and no system inside LOL. Few trolleys the guys use
3 of them around my area with their logo and DIY systems fitted ;D
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ionics sales pitch again
they say anything to make a sale
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My insurance company are aware of my diy system (including the gas heater) and agreed in writing to give me cover despite it not being Ionics.
In retrospect, despite having gone diy myself this time, I do think crash tested tanks are worth the money. I'd buy from Gardiners though personally.
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Only if you fit the wfp system in the same van the system was tested in, otherwise its void, I got this confirmed by the people who do the crash testing.
Shhhhhh they do not want people to know that
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Can anyone tell me of anyone who has been injured in a van because their tank was not well fitted?
I know of a lorry that had an untied load of steel and the driver braked very sharply and the steel slid forward and straight through the cab, killing him.
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thers bin a fue of them and fasend
Can anyone tell me of anyone who has been injured in a van because their tank was not well fitted?
I know of a lorry that had an untied load of steel and the driver braked very sharply and the steel slid forward and straight through the cab, killing him.