Thread: Perhaps it's time to lose weight

I took my 101 over a Weighbridge last year - 2 up, 200 ltrs of fuel and ready for 3 weeks camping. 3,480kg.. Not bad - I wasn’t the heaviest Landy on that trip

Pffft!

My Perentie is just shy of 4t.



Empty.

What a porker

My work van with just the normal everyday gear is at 2720 on the scales going out of the dump.
That's with only me in it.
GVM is around 2880KG.

Not much up the sleeve for gear for a job or two....,or with the trailer on.

95- 110 over the weighbridge this morning with Me and the dog 3.3 have told dog he is going on a diet


AM

My 101 with the Viscount on the back on Sunday.IMG_3926.jpg

The 101 had around 200 odd Kg of tools and other stuff in it as well as me. I know the ball weight of the van is 160Kg so that brings it in around 2,000Kg which is about right I think.

You gotta be happy with that

Originally Posted by grey_ghost

What a porker

That's not a nice name to call Mick!

I wrote this a few year back:

Originally Posted by p38arover

I took my P38A over a weighbridge this morning as it was still loaded with most of the stuff I had when I went camping.

With driver on board, it came in at 2810kg. The owner's manual gives the following figures for the 4.6 litre petrol auto model. So it's 30kg above GVM and that's with a half-full long range tank and only one person on board.

The Rangie has a roof rack, awning, long range tank, an LPG tank, Kaymar rear bar and wheel carrier. It doesn't have a bull bar (I took it off). It's fitted with drawers, an Engel fridge, and the tent was on the roof rack.

GROSS VEHICLE WEIGHT
Total ................................ 2780 kg
Maximum Payload................. 603 kg

EEC KERB WEIGHT
......................................... 2220 kg

NOTE: EEC KERB WEIGHT is the minimum vehicle specification plus full fuel tank and 75 kg (165 lb) driver.

NOTE: GROSS VEHICLE WEIGHT is the maximum all-up weight of the vehicle including driver, passengers, and equipment. This figure is liable to vary according to legal requirements in certain countries.