Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: Conflagration2000 on February 11, 2008, 07:02:33 pm
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I have an r reg peugeot partner 800 1.9 deisel and I'm trying to work out what the max weight I could carry. Does the 800 mean I can carry 800 KG or is there some formulae for working it out ???
Any help would be gratefully received.
ps, The reason I need to know is I'm looking for a plastic tank to go in the van.
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yes its does but as most of the lads go on about here is you have to include passengers, equipment, ladders, Diesel
So 400ltr tank would be your limit
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Thanks P&R. :)
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if you work on your own then take (for a guide)
85kg for driver
27kg for tank
40kg for equipment
45kg for fuel
total = 197kg
total left 603kg
water weighs 1kg per litre.
you'd be fine with a 500ltr tank.
Our expert is a 900kg payload - has a 650 tank in it and no matter how much water is in the tank it doesn't affect the van much.
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Thanks Alan, thinking of going with a 400ltr jobbie just got to sort the measurements and if I wan't a flat or upright tank and how on earth you secure it to the vehicle ??? ??? ???
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You need a cage like this:
(http://www.avondhucleaning.com/yabb2.2/public_html/yabbfiles/Attachments/watertankcageslrge.jpg)
On the Pug Partner the fuel tank makes it quite awkward to secure the cage to the chassis,... so you'll prob have to get one custom made by a local welder/fabricator. Mine only cost €120 fitted,.. but I'm mates with the guy!
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I know I'm a cheeky git but have you got pics of the inside of your pug partner? :)
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This is the old van,... after a few days with the tank in, I realised it was just WAY too small!
Got me a Pug Boxer now,.. a dream to work with,.. just waiting on the signwriting. ;D
(http://www.avondhucleaning.com/yabb2.2/public_html/yabbfiles/Attachments/Image015_004.jpg)
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Cheers Nathanial.