Class 5

[wardy-uk]

If you a normaly van and you made it into a ice cream van I take it that would mean it would have to be a class 5. That right

[MrMPuk]

Class 5 what?

[wardy-uk]

MOT

[sc_BK]

Class 5 is for busses

If it's under 3t it's a class 4, if it's 3-3.5t it's class 7

[wardy-uk]

So my icey should b a class 4? are all vans class 4?

[sc_BK]

Dunno what the gross is so can't say what class it is

Smaller vans are 4, bigger ones are 7

http://www.direct.gov.uk/en/Motoring/Ow ... DG_4022514

[wardy-uk]

Cheers

[FredTransit]

Yours should be class 4, it's on a short wheel base.

[Neil]

mines a class 4 on a long wheel base

[FredTransit]

Yea some LWB are class4, it depends on the gross, but no way will a SWB be anything but class4, they don't have the carrying capacity to gross 3.5T

[Muttley]

Check your plate on the doorstep. Up to 3000kg gvw is class 4. Over and up to 3500kg is class 7.

[AndyG]

no way will a SWB be anything but class4, they don't have the carrying capacity to gross 3.5T

I take it, that this only applies to the MK1/2

[FredTransit]

Yes, well put it this way the Mk1 and 2 is what I know, I don't know about anything later as far as weights go.

[MrMPuk]

Yea some LWB are class4, it depends on the gross, but no way will a SWB be anything but class4, they don't have the carrying capacity to gross 3.5T

It's anything over GVW of 3000kgs.

[transitgeoff]

what is the weight difference between a s.w.b 115 and a l.w.b 130 all mk1 please