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It's from safari equipment and has a detachable drop plate with a pin, it braces to the chassis with supports. Il get a photo tomorrow. I havnt got the trailer yet but looking at one around 3500kg capacity for collecting wood.
 
It's from safari equipment and has a detachable drop plate with a pin, it braces to the chassis with supports. Il get a photo tomorrow. I havnt got the trailer yet but looking at one around 3500kg capacity for collecting wood.

Have you asked them?

Would think if it is made to fit a Def it will be for 3500kg, but well worth a check.
 
The 2" receiver and drop plate from Safari Equip is NOT type approved as towing equipment.

If your vehicle is pre 1997 you do not need to use type approved towing equipment.

Post 1997 (OP vehicle is 2001) then if your vehicle is taxed as a commercial N1 vehicle it is legal to use non type approved towing equipment

If vehicle is taxed as M1 then you must use type approved towing equipment.

For a 2001 Defender if it is hard top or pick up legal to use. If a SW then illegal.

We have used the SE 2" receiver for towing on commercial Defenders and they work well, however they can rattle a bit.

Brendan
 
just remember your towing LIMIT loaded is 3000kg including weight of unladen trailer. ok for you guys, all us gaylander drivers are limited to 2000kg, which is lucky as my two ponies and my unladen trailer are under the 2k kg limit lol.

nice knowledge there brendan, i got lost reading it lol
 
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MY02 Defender handbook. Not sure where you read 3000Kg????

Cheers
 
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