Hi.
I thought I had a basic grasp of the weight limits etc ,but now I'm not too sure.
My camper went for test last week
I normally don't look at the pass sheet but when I looked at it it had 3200kg on it. I asked in the cvrt test reception, what did it mean or was it that they had weighed it during the test.
They said they didn't know!
So the pass cert arrived yesterday and the 3200 is in the disc and the cert.
Rang the cvrt section of the rsa and asked them why was the 3200 on the disc.
They said they don't know either!
I then checked the dethleffs manufacturer plate in the camper and the plate says 3400.
In a nutshell I thought regarding campers there are two weight bands, up to 3.
5 tonnes and over 3.5 tonnes.so once I was under 3.5 tonnes laden,I was ok.
Now I'm not so sure?
Images below
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The logbook has 0 kg for the weight.
I thought I had a basic grasp of the weight limits etc ,but now I'm not too sure.
My camper went for test last week
I normally don't look at the pass sheet but when I looked at it it had 3200kg on it. I asked in the cvrt test reception, what did it mean or was it that they had weighed it during the test.
They said they didn't know!
So the pass cert arrived yesterday and the 3200 is in the disc and the cert.
Rang the cvrt section of the rsa and asked them why was the 3200 on the disc.
They said they don't know either!
I then checked the dethleffs manufacturer plate in the camper and the plate says 3400.
In a nutshell I thought regarding campers there are two weight bands, up to 3.
5 tonnes and over 3.5 tonnes.so once I was under 3.5 tonnes laden,I was ok.
Now I'm not so sure?
Images below
The logbook has 0 kg for the weight.
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