Slightly OT - Plating

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Pw

Guest

• Mar 21, 2004

• #1

Good Afternoon all.

A friend has just brought a horse lorry and has asked the question, "Does it
need plating". She is not sure what this means and neither am I. Its a C reg
converted Ford Transit.

Anyone any ideas???

Thanks in advance

Pw

 

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RADIOTWO

Guest

• Mar 21, 2004

• #2

Is the GVW over 3500kgs ?

If not, I dont think you will need it plating !

Steve
"Pw" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Good Afternoon all.
>
> A friend has just brought a horse lorry and has asked the question, "Does
it
> need plating". She is not sure what this means and neither am I. Its a C
reg
> converted Ford Transit.
>
> Anyone any ideas???
>
> Thanks in advance
>
> Pw
>
>

 

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Peter

Guest

• Mar 21, 2004

• #3

As an HGV...

Not likely IMHO

Peter

"Pw" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Good Afternoon all.
>
> A friend has just brought a horse lorry and has asked the question, "Does
it
> need plating". She is not sure what this means and neither am I. Its a C
reg
> converted Ford Transit.
>
> Anyone any ideas???
>
> Thanks in advance
>
> Pw
>
>


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Pw

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• Mar 21, 2004

• #4

Peter <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> As an HGV...
>
> Not likely IMHO
>
> Peter

Thanks both, what actually does plating mean.....?

Pw

 

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SimonJ

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• Mar 21, 2004

• #5

>
> Thanks both, what actually does plating mean.....?
>
Means it would have to have a 'plate'* fitted, issued by VOSA showing
(amongst other things) the axle weights, and gross permitted weights.

* A Plate actually consists of 2 laminated pieces of card, one the actual
plate itself, which has to be fitted within the vehicle cab, and the other
the plating certificate, to be kept with the vehicle documents.