Tank vs payload

After an hour of fruitless searching online (intelligible statistics), I'm hoping someone on here will have the answer! My van has a payload of 620kg and I'm looking for the biggest tank I can get away with. I don't carry ladders, so do you think I could get away with a 350ltr upright? Cheers.

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Tank and water will be 400kg, fuel approx 40kg. So you have 180kgs for you, passenger? and any other gear

Part Timer said:

Tank and water will be 400kg, fuel approx 40kg. So you have 180kgs for you, passenger? and any other gear

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legend, that's what I wanted to hear! was looking on the Grippa website and I think they're just being slightly over cautious

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Grippatank has one of the heaviest DRY weight systems that's why. Tank,frame,battery and wiring comes in at about 90-120kg from memory. 

If you're going for a 350 Tank (wydale) they weigh about 23kg-25kg. So water,tank AND frame should see you come in under 400kg just. Strapped in and you will save about 25kg.

Things to remember are;

Roof bars,

Fuel,

Ply lining,

Driver weight,

ANYTHING added which is additional. 

My payload is 620 and it's fine with my 350l tank


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cheers lads, just picked one up. It's depressing how excited I am over a bloody water tank lol

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Don't forget hose reels!