Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: david wood on January 27, 2012, 03:20:34 pm
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hi my van is a 57 reg Peugeot Expert and the payload is •988 kg Payload ive got a 500ltr tank in it will it handle anything bigger like a 650ltr ? thanks
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just add the weight of your contents that will tell you
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are you sure thats the payload some of the newer models i believe have a higher payload,of around 1200
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i think they do 2 payloads the 998kg and the 1200kg in that year
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check on your vin plate it will tell you, remember payload isnt just water weight its people on board, fuel, tools, ladders and system, 1ltr=1kg
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mine is the 998kg i no that
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OK - 998 minus 650 = 348.
Is 348 enough to cover you (and co-worker), your tank, your cage, your reel (s), your battery (ies), your pump (s), your trad gear, your paperwork, your lunch, your diesel, and all the other stuff that gets chucked in the average van?
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OK - 998 minus 650 = 348.
Is 348 enough to cover you (and co-worker), your tank, your cage, your reel (s), your battery (ies), your pump (s), your trad gear, your paperwork, your lunch, your diesel, and all the other stuff that gets chucked in the average van?
not with my sandwich box ;)
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OK - 998 minus 650 = 348.
Is 348 enough to cover you (and co-worker), your tank, your cage, your reel (s), your battery (ies), your pump (s), your trad gear, your paperwork, your lunch, your diesel, and all the other stuff that gets chucked in the average van?
not with my sandwich box ;)
sure that wasn't lunch box - big boy ;D
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OK - 998 minus 650 = 348.
Is 348 enough to cover you (and co-worker), your tank, your cage, your reel (s), your battery (ies), your pump (s), your trad gear, your paperwork, your lunch, your diesel, and all the other stuff that gets chucked in the average van?
13st is 82KG
two blokes 164kg
water 650kg
fuel say 1/4 tank 20ltrs 20kg
hoses, other tools about 100KG
total 934kg
if your running jet wash, jenny, gutter vac your going to be over weight they check this on mots the rest of the time you should be ok as its not like your going to carry 650ltrs around with you every where,
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Think also of the clutch the suspension and the gearbox the brakes and motor all under strain. I would not kill my van.Will you produce water on board.if so go for a static system and save your van.
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cheers for that ial just stick with my 500ltr tank then