karl mcghee wrote:didnt think they done a t430 in a transit if they did you would need a taco as well![]()
but then again a could be corrected

philytl wrote:hello
iveco 50c15 has a train weight of 8.7 ton, transit 430 has train weight of 5.5 ton, but bare in mind you will need an operators licence if using any van over 3.5 ton, this will need 8-12 weekly checks
phil
philytl wrote:hello
iveco 50c15 has a train weight of 8.7 ton, transit 430 has train weight of 5.5 ton, but bare in mind you will need an operators licence if using any van over 3.5 ton, this will need 8-12 weekly checks
phil
karl mcghee wrote:philytl wrote:hello
iveco 50c15 has a train weight of 8.7 ton, transit 430 has train weight of 5.5 ton, but bare in mind you will need an operators licence if using any van over 3.5 ton, this will need 8-12 weekly checks
phil
6 weekly checks they are for commerail operators


paul2012 wrote:Any vehicle that has a GVW of over 3500lg (3.5t) requires a C1 licence to drive it & then you can only tow up to 750kg max.
To tow anything heavier then you will require C1+E licence.
Tacho will be required if used for business use - Commercial/Hire reward

karl mcghee wrote:didnt think they done a t430 in a transit if they did you would need a taco as well![]()
but then again a could be corrected



Guy88 wrote:paul2012 wrote:Any vehicle that has a GVW of over 3500lg (3.5t) requires a C1 licence to drive it & then you can only tow up to 750kg max.
To tow anything heavier then you will require C1+E licence.
Tacho will be required if used for business use - Commercial/Hire reward
if you have C1+E on grandfather rights you have a restriction code,
class 1 licence needed
Guy88 wrote:karl mcghee wrote:didnt think they done a t430 in a transit if they did you would need a taco as well![]()
but then again a could be corrected

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