hi, this may be the wrong forum, however does anyone have any idea what is the max weight a t25 can take.
bought slates in stoke 800 kgs. mate says try it. i think it will fall apart. anyone have deffo info?
thanks !!!
S.W.L of a t25.
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Re: S.W.L of a t25.
hi rob thanks for info. it appears, if the weight is in kgs, to say its safe. but it still seems a lot.
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Re: S.W.L of a t25.
spannered2 wrote:hi, this may be the wrong forum, however does anyone have any idea what is the max weight a t25 can take.
bought slates in stoke 800 kgs. mate says try it. i think it will fall apart. anyone have deffo info?
thanks !!!
Empty panel van will carry the slates but how heavy are you..?
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Re: S.W.L of a t25.
Easy.
It certainly won't fall apart anyway. I've driven a T25 with a trailer on the back and a load of stone chippings in the van and on the trailer onto a quarry weighbridge and seen the readout spin up to 5,800kg. At this point I got out of the drivers seat and into the passenger side, and I can neither confirm or deny that someone else may have driven it from Birmingham to Cheltenham.
I'm not suggesting you try this, it's all manner of silly as well as illegal, just saying you've got to try *quite* hard to break one.
800kg of slates will be no bother at all - as above, it's within the payload of the vehicle.
It certainly won't fall apart anyway. I've driven a T25 with a trailer on the back and a load of stone chippings in the van and on the trailer onto a quarry weighbridge and seen the readout spin up to 5,800kg. At this point I got out of the drivers seat and into the passenger side, and I can neither confirm or deny that someone else may have driven it from Birmingham to Cheltenham.
I'm not suggesting you try this, it's all manner of silly as well as illegal, just saying you've got to try *quite* hard to break one.
800kg of slates will be no bother at all - as above, it's within the payload of the vehicle.