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I just measured the noseweight of our new-to-us Bailey Ranger 550/6 with our Milenco gauge, and was shocked to see it weighing in at 120kg! I had 2 gas bottles and a spare wheel in the front locker. Moving the spare wheel to the back and removing most of the bits and pieces from the front got it down to 85kg, which is a lot better (though still above our car's 75kg limit). So it's not at all unusual for Bailey's to have high noseweights.
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