I would suggest that as the weighbridge is being used to charge for service then it has to abide by the state’s weights and scales act, will be certified and should be accurate.
So I was at the weighbridge at the local tip and was surprised to see the reading at 2.89T AFTER dropping off my crap
I had a half tank of diesel and have fitted the following bits that add weight
APT front, sump, trans, and EAS bash plates
APT rock sliders
Dual battery
Rhino platform rack with King’s awning
Kings 9” spotties amd 40” lightbar
Underhood compressor
Does that weighbridge sound right?
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						SubscriberI would suggest that as the weighbridge is being used to charge for service then it has to abide by the state’s weights and scales act, will be certified and should be accurate.
2010 TDV6 3.0L Discovery 4 HSE
2007 Audi RS4 (B7)
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						SubscriberMy TDV6 was 2570kg before adding accessories so my guess is so was yours, this means you've added 320kg of kit. It doesn't seem quite right but it still proves adding gear chews into you GVM really quickly.
Rod
D4 MY16 5 seat TDV6 - LLAMS, Custom Drawers, OL Bar, Toyo Open Country, GOE Rims, Lithium DBS, eDiff, OA Long Range Tank, GAP Tool, Tracklander rack, Mitch Hitch, TPMS & Safari Snorkel
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						SupporterYep, they are heavy.
My stats, from last weekend tip run. Car had a full tank, with me sitting in at the time of recording weight of 2,840Kgs (D4 2.7 SE)
Extras include:
bullbar and winch (poly rope)
dual battery
Rhino platform tray
Awming
cargo barrier
Mitch hitch
BFG KO2 (5 of)
I was pretty happy with this as i don't need to add too much more when we pack for trips. Most goes in the trailer.
My D3 is 3T with a full load of fuel and no one in itThe heavy additions:
ARB bar and winch
Aux battery
Long Range tank (100L)
Kaymar rear bar and x2 spares
Roof rack
Shane
2005 D3 TDV6 loaded to the brim with 4 kids!
http://www.aulro.com/afvb/members-rides/220914-too-many-defender-write-ups-here-time-d3.html
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						SupporterIf that’s the lot then going off the various sites specs you have about 150 +/- 10 kg in accessories( assuming all alloy plates). Seems heavy by a margin as kerb weight is 2500kg which includes average John and fuel. Any other weigh stations or any stuff you forgot. The compos with LT’s are definitely heavier then stock with HT’s but not enough to account for your weight. We shouldn’t punish ourselves and weigh these things lol.
What are they made of ? Lead ?
LandCruiser 200 seriers is 2750kg , Iveco Daily 4x4 DualCab is also 2750kg .
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						Have literally just changed my 200 series cruiser for a D4 . The reason I changed is due to weight issues. My 200 series , realistically with only roo/bull bar on of significant weight with full load of fuel (130litres) and myself (110kg of muscle!! Ha Ha ) weighed in at 3060kg- leaving me 240 kg for my GVM. so add the copilot at 60 kg and left a trailer ball weight of 180kg ( van ball weight supposed to be 200-230kg ) put me overweight before I even added something like an engel or any other gear into the vehicle. I needed to spend approx $6k for GVM upgrade to 3.8t to go anywhere. I hopefully now have avoided this.
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