[*Mr Tumble]

Could something like a milk float be able to take the weight of a wfp tank and kit?

I think they are rated very low for road tax and with a low speed and good for stopping and starting/short distances, could be very economical.

[windowwashers]

Could something like a milk float be able to take the weight of a wfp tank and kit?

I think they are rated very low for road tax and with a low speed and good for stopping and starting/short distances, could be very economical.

cant see why not they carry milk 

I could see the advertising now in bold letters "The clear stuff" 

[Dave Turley]

I thoughtabout this as well a while ago.

road tax is free and apparently it doesn't take much electricity to charge them up.

they will carry a good amount of weight and this milkman told me they are cheap to buy second hand if you can find one.

I think it depends on how compact your round is as to if it's worth doing

[ok cleaning]

the down side is you spendyour all day travelling and imagining what people swear stuck behind you

[steve m]

buy one of the newer 48 cell ones, with a full load they will do 30 mph all day

[dave0123]

they will wasy hold a water tank no problem, they dont need an MOT either just have to be road worthy.

[Wayne Thomas]

buy one of the newer 48 cell ones, with a full load they will do 30 mph all day

They'll do 60+ mph down hill if you put them in neutral Watch out for the Humphreys

[Dean Taberner]

www.cgi.ebay.co.uk/Electric-Milk-Float-1975-non-runner-spares-or-repair_W0QQitemZ230269661119QQcmdZViewItem?hash=item230269661119&_trksid=p3286.m14.l1318

It doesnt work though

[Dean Taberner]

Neither does the link it seems