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Hey Damo, check out the payload of a Citroen Dispatch 1.6 hdi 08 for us would ya. I'll give you a recommend action point for your effort
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Edit: recommendation. Bloody predictive text.Hey Damo, check out the payload of a Citroen Dispatch 1.6 hdi 08 for us would ya. I'll give you a recommend action point for your effort
For who?get a 350 litre tank and extra 25litre containers for busy days /emoticons/smile.png
350kg waterthe poster of this topic
Lol lol lolI've got a 1.3cdti combo with a 595 payload but thought I had the heavier payload. I have a 400 litre crash tested system which weights 90kg empty plus 400kg of water, plus me 85kg, plus roof rack 40kg, plus ladders and **** 80 kg = just waiting to be pulled. I do fill mine up because I like to use a high flow rate as I think I work a lot quicker. I got the local garage to sort out the suspension so at least it looks okay as the combos sit very low any way, they look overloaded when empty!
I don't recommend overloading though, I was just stupid ( what else would you expect from an essex boy).
I have always fancied putting a system in a truck. I nearly did it when my van stolen, it was a Chevy s10 king cab in black. Pure freedom do a system designed for trucks but they mainly sell it in America inu the warm states such as Florida. It will go under a canopy like a truck man but looks better in an open top truck. I thought about it but obviously it would be suicide to have an open truck here and I decided that I may as well get another van because it's all well and good looking good but can you imagine working from a high backed truck.
Anyway, my van is overweight until about 11 every day, I am overweight because I eat to much **** in my van and my wife is overweight because she is a lazy cow