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Hi bet 1
What ever you look at...just make sure that you have the available payload..and more importantly, have the available payload on the rear axle!
Load the van in "going away" mode and take it(with full tanks and passenger)to a local weigh bridge(..ours charged us 7 quid).
There are far too many overloaded MHs trundling about...with their owners presuming that because it all fits in/on, it therefore must be okay...
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