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Rick, not sure if yours is a 3500kgs truck, but if not, it is easy to upgrade.

 

As for the handling issues, get extra springs(either steel inserts or air) fitted, also worth looking at are the HD outers. Another very, very beneficial thing to fit is front and rear anti roll bars. These combined with a stronger spring set-up will transform the handling totally.

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Rick, not sure if yours is a 3500kgs truck, but if not, it is easy to upgrade.

 

As for the handling issues, get extra springs(either steel inserts or air) fitted, also worth looking at are the HD outers. Another very, very beneficial thing to fit is front and rear anti roll bars. These combined with a stronger spring set-up will transform the handling totally.

 

Thanks mate, I knew there are upgrades on the market but with that discription I will ask the mechanic to quote and see what the cost vers benefit is.

Il post and let you all know.

 

Also it is def a 3.5t hicap

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Have you weighed it empty???

 

I've got a 130 tipper with chip box and front toolbox. Often wondered what it weighs and had the chance to put it on a weighbridge recently.

 

With driver and passenger plus chainsaws, fuel, oil, two climbing kits and a few other bits the unladen weight was 2.8t! :scared1:

 

Oh, and not forgetting the ladder:sneaky2:

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I've got a 130 tipper with chip box and front toolbox. Often wondered what it weighs and had the chance to put it on a weighbridge recently.

 

With driver and passenger plus chainsaws, fuel, oil, two climbing kits and a few other bits the unladen weight was 2.8t! :scared1:

 

Oh, and not forgetting the ladder:sneaky2:

 

I think that's rather good going :thumbup: less then I thought it would be

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I've got a 130 tipper with chip box and front toolbox. Often wondered what it weighs and had the chance to put it on a weighbridge recently.

 

With driver and passenger plus chainsaws, fuel, oil, two climbing kits and a few other bits the unladen weight was 2.8t! :scared1:

 

Oh, and not forgetting the ladder:sneaky2:

 

HI AL my 110 tipper is 1.9ton mate so thats 1.5ton ok then on the back over the hole body thanks jon :thumbup:

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