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Gas, Battery, Water in the tanks.
The figures appear to be a joke though. Someone commented on his van having a 47kg allowance for this.
But the factory's figures for each item did not match the gross figure.
Gas 26kg - 30kg, Battery 17kg, Toilet tank 7kg, Heater 10kg.
Book said 47kg. Those items wegh 60 - 64kg.
You really need to get your van weighed to be sure. I do remember a complaint in one of the caravan mags.
Guy weighed his caravan and found it to be only 60kg below its gross laden weight.
And that was unladen.
So the 200kg+ payload he thought he had would have pushed him way over the limit.
If i remember rightly they replated it at a higher weight.
Partly why you cant take internet and brochure prices as gospel. His van will be plated higher than the rest and other owners maybe overloading theirs.
Bit of a minefield.
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Topic: Bailey essential habitation equipment
