JVB
Well-Known Member
Hi
I'm after opinions on the following lorry -
L Reg Daf 45 130 7.5t 370k miles, ex Warburtons lorry converted 5 years ago.
Being weighed this week but plating cert said Axle 1 3000 and Axle 2 5250 - is it possible to work out payload from this?
Has aluminium floor throughout, tiny bit of rust in couple of places, decent living with hob, sink, toilet etc. Silver in colour, has skirt lockers, smart looking lorry, well looked after.
Horse area has 5 windows in total, decent partitions, rubber flooring and good ramp which is moved up and down by pressing a button so no lifting.
Now - horse area is 7'5" in height, I think about 10' long and 7'3" wide (being measured), my main horse is a big 16'3 Wb who takes 7' rugs. The lorry partitions are currently 7'6" in length and I don't think this will give her enough room, could I look to have 8' partitions made and have her at more of an angle? Would this still give me room to take two horses with 3' width each?
on market at £6250 ono
Thanks
I'm after opinions on the following lorry -
L Reg Daf 45 130 7.5t 370k miles, ex Warburtons lorry converted 5 years ago.
Being weighed this week but plating cert said Axle 1 3000 and Axle 2 5250 - is it possible to work out payload from this?
Has aluminium floor throughout, tiny bit of rust in couple of places, decent living with hob, sink, toilet etc. Silver in colour, has skirt lockers, smart looking lorry, well looked after.
Horse area has 5 windows in total, decent partitions, rubber flooring and good ramp which is moved up and down by pressing a button so no lifting.
Now - horse area is 7'5" in height, I think about 10' long and 7'3" wide (being measured), my main horse is a big 16'3 Wb who takes 7' rugs. The lorry partitions are currently 7'6" in length and I don't think this will give her enough room, could I look to have 8' partitions made and have her at more of an angle? Would this still give me room to take two horses with 3' width each?
on market at £6250 ono
Thanks