[simbag]

Just seen this van and system, can't quite make out if it includes round or not, as it says so in title, but he changes his mind at the bottom?

Is this van safe? A 800l tank sitting on the axle, I thought the weight had to evenly distributed? 

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Window-Cleaning-Van-Pure-Water-System-and-500-a-week_W0QQitemZ7620823983QQcategoryZ11762QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

Simon

[jeff1]

Just had a very quike look and it looks like he is selling the round as a seperate sale to the van.

If you carry a large weight, then it is recommended it is installed over the axle

[sair]

unless its a 2900 youll be too close to pay load . with 800 theres not much room for anything else. its only a delievery system in van i think its to much concidering the engine has been replaced

[Tim Morton]

If you carry a large weight, then it is recommended it is installed over the axle

Actually you could put a weight directly over the axle that is within the max payload of the van and still be breaking the law, the reason for this is that there is a max payload per axle, and if you get pulled over and sent to an Doe roads weighbridge they will weigh the load on each axle and if you are over on one axle you'll be done and fined for it.

That's why you see the commercial wfp van setups putting the tank up at the bulkhead so that the weight is distributed better over the 2 axles, and also as a safety feature, if it's up against the bulkhead that's another thing besides the straps holding it down.

Tim

[simbag]

If you carry a large weight, then it is recommended it is installed over the axle

Actually you could put a weight directly over the axle that is within the max payload of the van and still be breaking the law, the reason for this is that there is a max payload per axle, and if you get pulled over and sent to an Doe roads weighbridge they will weigh the load on each axle and if you are over on one axle you'll be done and fined for it.

That's why you see the commercial wfp van setups putting the tank up at the bulkhead so that the weight is distributed better over the 2 axles, and also as a safety feature, if it's up against the bulkhead that's another thing besides the straps holding it down.

Tim

Didn't think I was imagining it!

[Trevor Knight]

It's pretty untidy in the hose compartment image, for that sort of money you could do alot better.