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NEW VAN
« on: October 18, 2013, 05:02:52 pm »
Hi im thinking of getting a citroen berlingo lx, do you know what size tank i can get in one?

at the moment i have a 500 ltr in a vauxhall combo , what i realy need is a 650 ltr or bigger tank.
or would you go for a diferent type of van?

any advice would be great


AuRavelling79

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Re: NEW VAN
« Reply #1 on: October 18, 2013, 05:16:59 pm »
Hi im thinking of getting a citroen berlingo lx, do you know what size tank i can get in one?

at the moment i have a 500 ltr in a vauxhall combo , what i realy need is a 650 ltr or bigger tank.
or would you go for a diferent type of van?

any advice would be great



There is a 800kg payload if you really need a 650 I would go bigger as in Citroen Dispatch/Peugeot Expert/Fiat Scudo and deffo a 2.0HDi with a 900kg payload. Model up to 07 plate. After 07 you can get a 1000kg payload or even more.

If you are going 2 man plus 650 you need a minimum 1000kg payload.
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Re: NEW VAN
« Reply #2 on: October 18, 2013, 05:19:38 pm »
I got me wife helping now so the more water the better

Aqua Power Solutions

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Re: NEW VAN
« Reply #3 on: October 18, 2013, 05:30:35 pm »
As mentioned, you will defo be overweight. Even with a 650 ltr tank ,frame , water , poles , additional equipment , fuel ect .ect. Bigger van is a must unless you downsize the tank. Ed   
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Lee GLS

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Re: NEW VAN
« Reply #4 on: October 18, 2013, 05:32:55 pm »
I had a connect 900kg payload, I decided to get it weiged when fully loaded, full tank of fuel, set of ladders 650L water and 2 of us in the van, the van weighed 1150kg, i also didnt have the spare wheel in the van so that is another few kgs. I now have a transit with a 1500kg payload  ;D

It's amazing how everything adds up, I would now say 1200kg payload is a minimum for a 2 man setup with 650L

Nick_Thompson

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Re: NEW VAN
« Reply #5 on: October 18, 2013, 06:06:56 pm »
I had a connect 900kg payload, I decided to get it weiged when fully loaded, full tank of fuel, set of ladders 650L water and 2 of us in the van, the van weighed 1150kg, i also didnt have the spare wheel in the van so that is another few kgs. I now have a transit with a 1500kg payload  ;D

It's amazing how everything adds up, I would now say 1200kg payload is a minimum for a 2 man setup with 650L

Lee, is you transit with the 1500kg payload a short wheel base t330 ?
Do quantum mechanics fix old transits?

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Lee GLS

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Re: NEW VAN
« Reply #6 on: October 18, 2013, 06:11:33 pm »
I had a connect 900kg payload, I decided to get it weiged when fully loaded, full tank of fuel, set of ladders 650L water and 2 of us in the van, the van weighed 1150kg, i also didnt have the spare wheel in the van so that is another few kgs. I now have a transit with a 1500kg payload  ;D

It's amazing how everything adds up, I would now say 1200kg payload is a minimum for a 2 man setup with 650L

Lee, is you transit with the 1500kg payload a short wheel base t330 ?

It most certainly is.

Nick_Thompson

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Re: NEW VAN
« Reply #7 on: October 18, 2013, 06:31:45 pm »
I had a connect 900kg payload, I decided to get it weiged when fully loaded, full tank of fuel, set of ladders 650L water and 2 of us in the van, the van weighed 1150kg, i also didnt have the spare wheel in the van so that is another few kgs. I now have a transit with a 1500kg payload  ;D

It's amazing how everything adds up, I would now say 1200kg payload is a minimum for a 2 man setup with 650L

Lee, is you transit with the 1500kg payload a short wheel base t330 ?

It most certainly is.

I'm guessing that on the days that I fill up the two 500 litre tanks (this actually equates to about 950 litres due to the overflow pipes positioning) in my transit t300, I am in actual fact, overloaded. Poo poo!
Do quantum mechanics fix old transits?

And let us not forget, voyeurism is an occupational hazard that we simply must endure.

Re: NEW VAN
« Reply #8 on: October 18, 2013, 06:38:59 pm »
im looking at Vauxhall Vivaro now, they look great.

Lee GLS

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Re: NEW VAN
« Reply #9 on: October 18, 2013, 06:40:41 pm »
I had a connect 900kg payload, I decided to get it weiged when fully loaded, full tank of fuel, set of ladders 650L water and 2 of us in the van, the van weighed 1150kg, i also didnt have the spare wheel in the van so that is another few kgs. I now have a transit with a 1500kg payload  ;D

It's amazing how everything adds up, I would now say 1200kg payload is a minimum for a 2 man setup with 650L

Lee, is you transit with the 1500kg payload a short wheel base t330 ?

It most certainly is.

I'm guessing that on the days that I fill up the two 500 litre tanks (this actually equates to about 950 litres due to the overflow pipes positioning) in my transit t300, I am in actual fact, overloaded. Poo poo!

There is a high chance that it is.

dazmond

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Re: NEW VAN
« Reply #10 on: October 18, 2013, 06:50:07 pm »
im thinking of a dispatch/scudo/expert now as i reckon anything smaller and ill be struggling for room for poles,trad stuff etc and a 500L tank with frame.i dont want to be pushed for space.i work on my own but would a 900 kg payload be ok with a full 500L tank plus all my other gear and ladders plus me(im 16 stone!).im not so sure. ???

im not bothered whether its a 2.0 HDI or the 1.6 as ill only be doing around 3000 miles a year.whats the difference in payloads or are they both the same?

to the OP im sure you would be well overweight with a full 500L tank in a combo even if you work on your own mate.a 650L in a berlingo would be madness as well IMO! ;D
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PoleKing

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Re: NEW VAN
« Reply #11 on: October 18, 2013, 07:00:54 pm »
I had a connect 900kg payload, I decided to get it weiged when fully loaded, full tank of fuel, set of ladders 650L water and 2 of us in the van, the van weighed 1150kg, i also didnt have the spare wheel in the van so that is another few kgs. I now have a transit with a 1500kg payload  ;D

It's amazing how everything adds up, I would now say 1200kg payload is a minimum for a 2 man setup with 650L

Lee, is you transit with the 1500kg payload a short wheel base t330 ?

It most certainly is.

I'm guessing that on the days that I fill up the two 500 litre tanks (this actually equates to about 950 litres due to the overflow pipes positioning) in my transit t300, I am in actual fact, overloaded. Poo poo!

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Nick_Thompson

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Re: NEW VAN
« Reply #12 on: October 18, 2013, 07:34:30 pm »
I had a connect 900kg payload, I decided to get it weiged when fully loaded, full tank of fuel, set of ladders 650L water and 2 of us in the van, the van weighed 1150kg, i also didnt have the spare wheel in the van so that is another few kgs. I now have a transit with a 1500kg payload  ;D

It's amazing how everything adds up, I would now say 1200kg payload is a minimum for a 2 man setup with 650L

Lee, is you transit with the 1500kg payload a short wheel base t330 ?

It most certainly is.

I'm guessing that on the days that I fill up the two 500 litre tanks (this actually equates to about 950 litres due to the overflow pipes positioning) in my transit t300, I am in actual fact, overloaded. Poo poo!

Only at the beginning of the day

What... overloaded or poo poo?
Do quantum mechanics fix old transits?

And let us not forget, voyeurism is an occupational hazard that we simply must endure.

kempy

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Re: NEW VAN
« Reply #13 on: October 18, 2013, 09:34:29 pm »
Get a Transit .

I'd like a medium wheel base and medium roof  Transit van and a size up .
To get a 1000 litres tank be good .

But a 650 litre is in my transit swb,260 

Susan Dean (1stclean)

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Re: NEW VAN
« Reply #14 on: October 18, 2013, 09:46:32 pm »
just fitted a 1200 lt tank in my transit  ;D ;D was a mare to fit but northing a still saw and a welder didn't sort  ;D

Clever Forum Name

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Re: NEW VAN
« Reply #15 on: October 18, 2013, 10:02:58 pm »
Replacing one of our vans with a new vivaro.

Crazy payloads and twin 400L tanks is a sweet setup.

Susan Dean (1stclean)

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Re: NEW VAN
« Reply #16 on: October 18, 2013, 10:15:01 pm »
Replacing one of our vans with a new vivaro.

Crazy payloads and twin 400L tanks is a sweet setup.

is it a new shape one ???? as the new one is due out soon

Clever Forum Name

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Re: NEW VAN
« Reply #17 on: October 18, 2013, 10:22:12 pm »
Don't know it will be on a lease.

Crystal-clear

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Re: NEW VAN
« Reply #18 on: October 19, 2013, 01:06:03 am »
I had a connect 900kg payload, I decided to get it weiged when fully loaded, full tank of fuel, set of ladders 650L water and 2 of us in the van, the van weighed 1150kg, i also didnt have the spare wheel in the van so that is another few kgs. I now have a transit with a 1500kg payload  ;D

It's amazing how everything adds up, I would now say 1200kg payload is a minimum for a 2 man setup with 650L

I remember Ages ago you were quite sure it wouldn't be over !
I thought with 2 people it would but you alone with a bit of fuel and maybe 625l should be fine on a connect

clarkson

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Re: NEW VAN
« Reply #19 on: October 19, 2013, 06:36:01 am »
Get a Transit .

I'd like a medium wheel base and medium roof  Transit van and a size up .
To get a 1000 litres tank be good .

But a 650 litre is in my transit swb,260 


That's the spot on van for two man op IMO that's why I have just had one

John