[hilland]

Does any one use one of these vans , especially a crew cab type. I am asking to know if a 250 litre barrel and  hose reel will easily fit into the rear end , thanks very much Ted

[Panorama]

Hi Hilland, yes it will , I found that a flat tank is better than a upright, regards Kevin

[dave0123]

you do no those luggage points that you strapped to them easily pull up with some force dont you no?

[hilland]

thanks for that guys, cheers Ted

[ALF.LEVER]

I wouldn't drive that van with those straps like that any emergency brake and that would snap them with ease be careful pal just a bit of advice seen it happen and it's not nice !

[Steve Sed]

I wouldn't drive that van with those straps like that any emergency brake and that would snap them with ease be careful pal just a bit of advice seen it happen and it's not nice !

You have seen a window cleaner's van's tank break free from its anchorage? What was the outcome?

[PAUL ERITH]

Before that 230kg tank hits me it would need to snap the two 1.5 tonne straps then rip out the bar between the arches then go through the seat restraints and cage it wont happen as the tank is only full for about one hour.

Paul

[ALF.LEVER]

There will be half a tonne in that wen full I wouldn't like that hittin me from behind I carry 500 ltrs and there's no way my insurance would insure that ?

[dave0123]

[quoteBefore that 230kg tank hits me it would need to snap the two 1.5 tonne straps][/quote]

yeah but the luggage points wont take 1.5 ton not even half a ton

[ALF.LEVER]

I know that's why I would not like to be sat in that drivers seat Dave .