Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: daz1977 on February 13, 2010, 12:42:32 pm
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have decided to go with the berlingo, pick it up in a weeks time, has any one got pics of the inside of the berlingo, so i can get a few ideas where i can put stuff
cheers in advance
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Van or multispace ?
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van
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New or old?
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w reg, reacon i can get a 300ltr in just dont know weather to go for up right or flat
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Got a 350l upright in mine. 2001 1.9 non turbo. It aint fast but it gets me where I want to go ............. eventually. ;D
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400ltr flat in mine. Hose reel,pump and SLX lies across the top and thats it.
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these little vans must be some of the best on the road. you see load sof them in crackin nick on olde rplates.
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cheers bbdl that was the type of thing i was after, just do i have an idea where i can put stuff,
mite go for the 350 upright now as looks like there is loads of room left
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Got a 350l upright in mine. 2001 1.9 non turbo. It aint fast but it gets me where I want to go ............. eventually. ;D
looks a tidy set u av there gud idea for the b o a b s like it
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do you think i would get a half decent berlingo van for 3grand?
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Daz,
Yes you will. I sold mine two years ago it was 4 1/2 years old with 42k on the clock, mint. dealer offered 1500 and I just managed to get 2200. I was surprised and gutted. There was a large amount of them for sale when I was selling mine.
Lee
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The first Berlingo vans had 1.8 engines and power steering was an optional extra - so if you are considering an old R, or T plate please bear that in mind. Personally, power steering may not have been an issue with a courier, but we need power steering with the weight we carry.
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Be careful of the gear boxes on them though as mine went at 114K and was told by the garage that he was surprised it lasted that long.
He said the weight of the 350ltrs of water sloshing probably didn't help the either.
He said that the gearboxes are the same as they use in the cars so not up to handing the weight that the likes of us and builders carry.
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Be careful of the gear boxes on them though as mine went at 114K and was told by the garage that he was surprised it lasted that long.
He said the weight of the 350ltrs of water sloshing probably didn't help the either.
He said that the gearboxes are the same as they use in the cars so not up to handing the weight that the likes of us and builders carry.
That's a new one on me and I sold them for many years through a Citroen Main Dealer. You may get the odd box problem as you would on any vehicle, but it wasn't a problem box. The gearbox on the Citroen Relay/Peugeot Boxer 1994 to about 1999 was a different story though. They lost syncromesh on 2nd and 3rd gears mainly due to water ingress into the box which damaged the syncro cones. PSA partially corrected the problem after that and then changed the box when the HDi engine was introduced in 2002 as all the ratios altered with the new common rail engine.
Spruce
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Got a 350l upright in mine. 2001 1.9 non turbo. It aint fast but it gets me where I want to go ............. eventually. ;D
I picked up an X reg 1.9 today, in great condition for it's age, I realy like the way you've got yours kitted out.
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Got a 350l upright in mine. 2001 1.9 non turbo. It aint fast but it gets me where I want to go ............. eventually. ;D
That's a very tidy job there - most professional. I'm just off to hang my head in shame over my mobile skip! :)
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;D Let's see a pic of your mobile skip. ;D
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Got a 350l upright in mine. 2001 1.9 non turbo. It aint fast but it gets me where I want to go ............. eventually. ;D
Nice looking set-up but the clear hose is a potential trip hazard. It would be easy for some one to sue if they tripped over a clear hose.
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Nice looking set-up but the clear hose is a potential trip hazard. It would be easy for some one to sue if they tripped over a clear hose.
i agree it should be a yellow hose with caution printed on it a meter apart h&s ;D
Plus where is your sign you know the one - look out you blind b**tards Hose on the floor :o
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bbdl I like the way you have boxed in the wheel arches it makes place to the pumps and other tools.Very good, neat, no clutter. Well down Mate
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bbdl I like the way you have boxed in the wheel arches it makes place to the pumps and other tools.Very good, neat, no clutter. Well down Mate
Thank you. ;)
Nice looking set-up but the clear hose is a potential trip hazard. It would be easy for some one to sue if they tripped over a clear hose.
i agree it should be a yellow hose with caution printed on it a meter apart h&s ;D
Plus where is your sign you know the one - look out you blind b**tards Hose on the floor :o
some blind person fell on it and broke it. ;D
Got a 350l upright in mine. 2001 1.9 non turbo. It aint fast but it gets me where I want to go ............. eventually. ;D
Nice looking set-up but the clear hose is a potential trip hazard. It would be easy for some one to sue if they tripped over a clear hose.
Got that one covered, I'm gona put some bright yellow powder paint in me tank, that'll make me hose look yellow. ........................ Not quite sure what it will do to the windows though. ............... but at least people will see the hose on the floor. ;D
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you will need to speak to trigger or del boy for some of that special railway paint ;D