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Looks handy. Would it not have been better to have sign written the sides you'll put on the tipper back?
what payload will it carry with the tipper on the back
very handy as long as your not carrying tremendous weight. vans are nice but some times you need 5 seats.
nope my insurance company are really nice they allow for visual mods free as long as i dont touch then engine.
Have you told them its a tipper though? Because it become a tipper it is then a different type of vehicle so might be an expection to the rule of as long as you leave the engine alone.
it weighs 2.140 ton had it over a bridge recently so around 700kg being a twin cab it will carry originally just under a ton i believe gross vehicle weight plated for is 2.840
However mine already runs a helper leaf and im looking to add heavy duty suspension plus have the both chassis legs plated all the way down to add reinforcement.
it weighs 2.140 ton had it over a bridge recently so around 700kg being a twin cab it will carry originally just under a ton i believe gross vehicle weight plated for is 2.840
However mine already runs a helper leaf and im looking to add heavy duty suspension plus have the both chassis legs plated all the way down to add reinforcement.
nope nothing much yet to be fair to busy not really just less soft rear springs mine have done 130,000 miles
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