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UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: gary999 on September 07, 2007, 03:14:36 pm
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hi what size tank would you recommend putting in a ford transit connect
starting to sort my system out must admit finding it all a bit over overwhelming
wfp for me has been simple using trolley system so any help would be appreciated
cheers gary :)
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cmon i know they are boring questions but please help ;D
ive just noticed mistake from previous post its actually a ford connect ::)
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cmon i know they are boring questions but please help ;D
ive just noticed mistake from previous post its actually a ford connect ::)
OK whats the max vehicle carrying capacity?
If it's 800kg and it's just you on board then I would go for a 500L tank, upright if possible.
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iwould not go for more than 500 if i were you i have just got a 775 combo and will be putting 2 250 lt tanks in there
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I have the new LWB connect and have a 500ltr system in it,when it`s full you know it but it copes well considering the size of tank.
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mines the t220 tddi gross weight 2230kgs
thats what says on vehicle reg document :-\
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mines the t220 tddi gross weight 2230kgs
thats what says on vehicle reg document :-\
Won't that be the weight of the vehicle??
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im just putting details of vehicle from log book vans not here at mo
at a garage having a service and new mot so cant look at plate thought
might give someone a clue which one it was :)
im assuming its the short wheel base, i say assuming i didnt buy the van
it was bought for me (lucky me :))
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OK The 200 has a carrying weight of 625Kg - yours my be higher. But if you are limited to 625 then I would stick to 400L max.
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cheers will go with 400l :)
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Look on your documents for the gross payload, that is what you can carry - this includes driver, fuel ladders etc
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happy with 400l tank have ordered from gardiners.safer to stay wirhin the limits
cheers lads great advice as per usual ;D