[Biscute]

Hi troops, i am getting my new 53 plate kangoo on friday does anyone know if they are ok to put a 650L system in the back or will it be to much? Also if they are is the drive still ok on them.

thanx keith

[Davew]

Too much.

[Biscute]

ok cheers, thought it might thats why i asked, what would you say the biggest size system would be ten that i could fit in it ?

[Ian Lancaster]

Have a look on What Van?'s website - they give the payload for all vans.

Payload is what you can put in when the van's got half a tank of fuel, usual tools and spare wheel etc.

Payload includes driver and passenger.

Best way is to take the van to the nearest weighbridge.  Weigh it with yourself and passenger and all the gear you usually carry.  The registration document or owners handbook will give you the GVM - "gross vehicle mass"  that is the maximum the vehicle is allowed to weigh.  The difference between the weight on the weighbridge and the GVM is the spare you've got for other gear (RO if it's on board, tank and water, etc etc.)

Cheers,

Ian

[Biscute]

Cheers m8 ther is one at my scrappy so il go ther when i get it, thatnks for the help

[Biscute]

Cheers i found out now 400L is the most i can go up cheers for the help.

[Russell Macdonald]

Cheers i found out now 400L is the most i can go up cheers for the help.

Hi Biscute.

If you run microbore 400ltrs will be more than enough for a day.

Macc

[KJG]

Cheers i found out now 400L is the most i can go up cheers for the help.

You'll need to get a pair of ABS driving shoes or you'll be spending a fortune on brakes.

[steve k]

if you have found the money for a van you can have a look at my escort with 250 Litre Brodex system with 60m of microbore ...still same price and you will be working straight away

[Biscute]

I would do m8 but im getting this kangoo for 2grand m8 its a steal, im still intrested in that work tho i will defo let you know on monday m8 is that ok?