My set up- think I need something bigger

[Jimbo]

View attachment 7903 11x barrels of 25litres of pure
View attachment 7902 anti roll bar- piece of wood

View attachment 7901 bucket in front footwell now

View attachment 7904 need a van

I'm sure your insurance company will be very impressed.

Especially with your own photographic evidence.

 

[MrBump]

How will the insurance company know who's car that is? Assuming they are even trawling this forum lol

 

[windowsurfer]

I'm sure your insurance company will be very impressed. Especially with your own photographic evidence.

Is that not acceptable for insurance purposes? It's a portable system. Its not a flat tank that some people use? I see a lot of gardeners haul out petrol landmowers out their boots of cars, same idea to me.

I know insurance doesn't accept a tank strapped in van, but bolted in.

If there is an insurance issue then One will have to get oneself a van.

 

[windowsurfer]

Anyone use a nissan nv200 van for wfp?

 

[steve garwood]

You can insure a van with a strapped in tank. They class it as moving goods, or in other words, its a temporary thing

 

[Dave B]

I suppose then it isn't classed as a modification? ?

If you bolt one in as far as i know you have modded it

They are sneaky as far as i am concerned it's doing what it is designed for..carrying a load

Why do you have to tell them at all?

My car carrys my drums (load) and i don't need to tell them as i am insured as a window cleaner

 

[David K]

View attachment 7903 11x barrels of 25litres of pure
View attachment 7902 anti roll bar- piece of wood

View attachment 7901 bucket in front footwell now

View attachment 7904 need a van

Buy a van today ! Live tomorrow !

 

[Green Pro Clean Ltd]

I once met a windy in Leicester with a Volvo XC70 (think it was, it's the AWD model)

He had removed the spare wheel from the wheel well, installed his battery and pump and a relay in there. Then he had fitted a 175 liter flat tank in the load space in the boot.

He had it plumbed by a hole in the wheel well where he hooked up the tank to some external ports at the bumper.

He would pull up, open the boot, whip out the reel and pole, connect up and away he went.

I wish now I had some pics of it as it was quite the sweet little set up he had.

As I recall he said he would do 14 -15 jobs on a tank then nip home for a refill if he had more to do.