Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: Glen Bullivant on July 14, 2010, 07:26:48 pm
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As above, what size tank could I fit in a kangoo with 865kg payload. Two operators weighing about 220kg combined then reels/pumps etc. What do people reckon?
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500L with two men.
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500L with two men.
are you speaking from experiance , 500 ltr just seems a bit much for this type of van .
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500l= 500kg + two fat b***** in the front is going to be 720 + the weight of the etank, reels pumps et al...
it should proably be within limits but would running it at max capacity cause it to break sooner?
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500L with two men.
are you speaking from experiance , 500 ltr just seems a bit much for this type of van .
No. But I carry 425L in my 1.3 Doblo with fat me on board. Have done for nearly 4 years and its payload is 730kg.
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500l is too much for a kagoo, you want a vivaro or transit sized van
max i would carry in a small van would be 350l
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Iv`e got a 865 Kangoo with a 500L tank no problemo, i speak from experience ;)
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Iv`e got a 865 Kangoo with a 500L tank no problemo, i speak from experience ;)
do you get much room left once the tanks in for other equipment , are you able to fix your hose reels to the floor ? ive seen the van glens bought and i just think a 500 ltr tank minght just be a bit on the large side . once full of water all the other equipment , 2 men its going to push it close o the limit if not over .
but with you having the experrience of using a 500 ltr in a kangoo it might be ok for them .