blackstrat
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Wouldn't mind that little lot on my drive mate - nice! That's pretty much my preferred P38, met red with the later headlights and those rims..
Quick towing question
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5 tonnes?
My manual (admittedly English) say 750kg unbraked and 3,500 braked.
Reckon it could probably do 5 tonnes although I wouldn't want to do a hill start in a manual DT!
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I did say where the law allows, there was a thread on it a while back
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Can only be with a braked trailer but I think you'd get away with it if you were careful. As I said, I'd be more worried about hill starts - in the manual, at least.
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The trailer would have to be braked and where 5 tonnes is allowed, quite likely electronically controlled as used in Canada and elewhere.
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I've done 2.5 tonnes of wet sand in a 500 kg Ifor trailer.
Tows fine, but not much fun going up hills.
Tows fine, but not much fun going up hills.
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Most I've had in my 750Kg 4 wheel trailer is 1.5 tonnes of sand, wouldn't hold any moreSimilar threads
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