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UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: Robert hawes on December 31, 2011, 07:15:07 pm
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what tank would you say Peugeot Partner 1.6 HDi 800 KG 90BHP Model Van? be for 1 man set up
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Tank size should be comparable to how much water you intend using on a daily basis. In other words, work out what tank size you need for your work before deciding on vehicle size.
But to answer your question, the Peugeot should be ok with 400litre tank.
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i was thinking off 400 lt its more for houses more to do for the van
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My son has a 52 plate 800 LX Partner with the older 2.0 hdi engine. He has a 500 litre tank, 2 poles, a hose reel with 100m of mini bore and a fold up ladder and his van isn't overweight with him and a full tank of diesel. It's only if I get in that he could be in trouble.
Spruce
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have you got any pics off ur sons van? Spruce
My son has a 52 plate 800 LX Partner with the older 2.0 hdi engine. He has a 500 litre tank, 2 poles, a hose reel with 100m of mini bore and a fold up ladder and his van isn't overweight with him and a full tank of diesel. It's only if I get in that he could be in trouble.
Spruce
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I had a partner with an upright 400 in it
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have you got any pics off ur sons van? Spruce My son has a 52 plate 800 LX Partner with the older 2.0 hdi engine. He has a 500 litre tank, 2 poles, a hose reel with 100m of mini bore and a fold up ladder and his van isn't overweight with him and a full tank of diesel. It's only if I get in that he could be in trouble.
Spruce
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My son has a 52 plate 800 LX Partner with the older 2.0 hdi engine. He has a 500 litre tank, 2 poles, a hose reel with 100m of mini bore and a fold up ladder and his van isn't overweight with him and a full tank of diesel. It's only if I get in that he could be in trouble.
Spruce
Spruce, do the poles fit in this vehicle ok? does it have a roof rack? many thanks
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got to get a roof rack
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Rhino do good ones, get a cab cantilivered version and get it fitted.
Enjoyed your posts Spruce 8)
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me mate has a 1000ltr tank in his but thats the max limit
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My son has a 52 plate 800 LX Partner with the older 2.0 hdi engine. He has a 500 litre tank, 2 poles, a hose reel with 100m of mini bore and a fold up ladder and his van isn't overweight with him and a full tank of diesel. It's only if I get in that he could be in trouble.
Spruce
Spruce, do the poles fit in this vehicle ok? does it have a roof rack? many thanks
He has a lower solid steel half height headboard with a steel mesh upper. I cut a section out of the side of the bulkead and he runs his poles through that and down the side of the passenger seat and passenger front door. I screwed a piece of plastic guttering onto the top of the wheel arch boxing to stop the pole moving about when he used to use the Teleplus ali pole. Now he just slides his SLX in backwards and wedges the brush at an angle to secure it.
The problem occassionally is that its very difficult for a passenger to get into the seat with the pole in place, but a plan can be made for the odd occasion.
You could quite easily make a plan by securing a plastic drain pipe to the roof supports and run the pole down the centre of the van into the cabin in the middle. The newer vans after 2003 came with a storage shelf above the driver and passenger, utilising that space above the driver and passenger's head. The pole handle will go nicely into that.
Spruce