Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: redstarwindowcleaners on December 23, 2013, 10:57:31 am
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Been looking around last few days found a really good low milage etc etc fiesta van better than most other small vans ive looked at
Anyone use one if so what tank can you fit in there
Just a little worried about the size
Im a lone worker
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Been looking around last few days found a really good low milage etc etc fiesta van better than most other small vans ive looked at
Anyone use one if so what tank can you fit in there
Just a little worried about the size
Im a lone worker
the payloads about 350 kg,why not just get a bigger van?
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Want to keep small nemo kangoo size max everything ive looked at has had really high milage this has only done 20000 in 5 years and been used as a run around on a private estate
Its in perfect nick and a bargain price
Just worried what ill get in the back
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Been looking around last few days found a really good low milage etc etc fiesta van better than most other small vans ive looked at
Anyone use one if so what tank can you fit in there
Just a little worried about the size
Im a lone worker
I had one for a few years. I put a 'D' tank in, 300lt I think but I never filled it more than 2/3rds. It used to last me for a day.
Poky little van with poor leg room but it ran on gas so I kept it ;D
the payloads about 350 kg,why not just get a bigger van?
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why would you want a fiesta for wfp work? gotta be one of the worst vans for the job
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125 litre tank max.
That's only a few houses for me.lol
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A fiesta is a crazy choice for wfp. If you really want a small van get a bippa/nemo/fiorino, barely any bigger a footprint than a fiesta, prob about the same mpg (certainly around town), but 600kg payload. Even then, 350l is absolutely the biggest tank you could get away with (1 man set up).
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A bucket ;D
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It does not matter how cheap or what condition its in, its not the right van for wfp
I would think the reason its cheap is because as a van it has a very limited market.
It will only carry a small tank with very little room for poles or reel.
Have a look at Berlingo's not much bigger in footprint, but will give you more options
Tony
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I have a Fiesta van. Payload about 350kg as stated.
It's ideal for me. It runs on fresh air (almost), squeezes into small parking spaces, and it swallows up my 25 litre water bottle, bucket and trad poles with acres to spare. Can't get the ladders in though, so they have to travel up top.
John
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What year and model are your fiestas with a 350 payload? Mind has 550 and has a 250 litre tank in it.
Oh and it's for sale with all the kit ready to work
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Mines a 1999 non-turbo 1.8 diesel.
John
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What year and model are your fiestas with a 350 payload? Mind has 550 and has a 250 litre tank in it.
Oh and it's for sale with all the kit ready to work
any chance of putting up a photo of the boot and how you get your set up in there
also what's the spec of your van / set up
what you looking for
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It's a 2006 fiesta 1.4 tdci, think its just coming up to 48,000. I bought the van when it was 2 years old and used it since. Good little van and drives really nice, well it's a car really with no back seats. If you give me an email address I can send them to that for you, tried uploading photos the other evening and I was having probs with this site.
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It's a 2006 fiesta 1.4 tdci, think its just coming up to 48,000. I bought the van when it was 2 years old and used it since. Good little van and drives really nice, well it's a car really with no back seats. If you give me an email address I can send them to that for you, tried uploading photos the other evening and I was having probs with this site.
torreviejawindowcleaners@gmail.com
cheers gary
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It'll be in the new year now, cos I've broken up for Christmas and its parked at my unit. How much is the one you've been offered and age
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2008 wants 2 grand
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Gary just sent you email