Guess the weight.

[Graham]

3.27 tonne.

[Mark Bolam]

Think I need a smaller back on mine then too much tempting to fill it

 

That's the problem, Lorry.

 

I could easily hit 4.5t with a big load, which is very tempting if the job is a fair way off but will fit in one load if you push it.....

 

I might swap the lab for a Jack Russell and find a thinner groundie!

[Graham]

Oh dear...too late. Been to pub

[Mesterh]

What volume of chip do you reckon you had?

 

Or did you already say.

 

I have an LDV that weighs 2.6T empty and I can get 6 cube in on a squeeze.

[Lorry thompson]

Don't lose the lab just train it to drag brash and sack the groundie mate haha

[Mark Bolam]

I would say slightly over 3 cube on that load.

 

I bet most run overloaded on big conny jobs. I've seen some huge chip backs on 3.5 tonners.

[Mark Bolam]

Don't lose the lab just train it to drag brash and sack the groundie mate haha

 

I'll tell him tomorrow Lorry!

 

She drags brash already. Usually away from the chipper and chews it on the lawn.

[robbo 110]

am I the only one who has noticed the two finger salute in the bottom left corner??

looks like his trying to take a leak an his 'camera shy'!!!!!!!!!!!!

[ukminch]

Front and rear both within limits.

 

Hows that work then if the whole truck was overweight? Did that include the chipper noseweight:001_tt2:

 

Scary how quickly we can be overloaded. How did the springs look underneath. Apparently if they are smiley faced your ok, flat your in problem area, unhappy faced could be big trouble:blushing:

[skyhuck]

Hows that work then if the whole truck was overweight?

 

:

 

Both axle weights is always greater than the gross.