I know but when I looked at the general cleaning section, it seems to have Tumbleweed floating around. No one has posted their for a month 

Quote from: dd on February 03, 2026, 04:33:33 pm

Quote from: Tam1872 on February 03, 2026, 02:26:39 pm

Quote from: dazmond on February 03, 2026, 09:01:41 am

Quote from: Tam1872 on February 02, 2026, 09:09:18 pm

One of the pueguet partners has a payload of 1 ton. So would carry 500 litres no problem, aslong as it fitted anyway.

Vauxhall combo looks cheap and nasty inside.

Ford vans seem to drive the best. I was looking at transit connects, but they didnt have the payload of what you got with the pueguet partner.

Connect L2 240 is 936kg

For some reason I thought it was closer to 700kg.  I paid around 12k for my partner. Tbh, if id have properly researched it then I would have went for the connect, wouldnt even have minded if it meant it would have been a year or 2 older than the partner tbh.  Ive driven every make of vans out there. And fords seem to feel the closest to handling like a car rather than a van.

Why are you selling your Partner?

I'm not selling it. Il be keeping it alot longer than I originally thought. The cam shaft chain snapped. Which is currently on a recall for them. Am getting a new engine put in it for free.

What year and mileage? This was putting me off but that same 1.5 hdi engine is in most other vans too. Ford, Citroen, Peugeot, Toyota, Vauxhall, Fiat!!

If I change my van I would probably go for LWB Berlingo, which is basically same as the Partner. What year is yours and have you been pleased with it?
Thanks.

Quote from: dazmond on February 03, 2026, 09:01:41 am

Quote from: Tam1872 on February 02, 2026, 09:09:18 pm

One of the pueguet partners has a payload of 1 ton. So would carry 500 litres no problem, aslong as it fitted anyway.

Vauxhall combo looks cheap and nasty inside.

Ford vans seem to drive the best. I was looking at transit connects, but they didnt have the payload of what you got with the pueguet partner.

Connect L2 240 is 936kg

For some reason I thought it was closer to 700kg.  I paid around 12k for my partner. Tbh, if id have properly researched it then I would have went for the connect, wouldnt even have minded if it meant it would have been a year or 2 older than the partner tbh.  Ive driven every make of vans out there. And fords seem to feel the closest to handling like a car rather than a van.

Why are you selling your Partner?

Quote from: Tam1872 on February 02, 2026, 09:09:18 pm

One of the pueguet partners has a payload of 1 ton. So would carry 500 litres no problem, aslong as it fitted anyway.

Vauxhall combo looks cheap and nasty inside.

Ford vans seem to drive the best. I was looking at transit connects, but they didnt have the payload of what you got with the pueguet partner.

Connect L2 240 is 936kg

For some reason I thought it was closer to 700kg.  I paid around 12k for my partner. Tbh, if id have properly researched it then I would have went for the connect, wouldnt even have minded if it meant it would have been a year or 2 older than the partner tbh.  Ive driven every make of vans out there. And fords seem to feel the closest to handling like a car rather than a van.