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Hi, not sure on your model i have conway, but same idea.

You can put the water carrier in and waste all the pipes pegs awning poles , we put our lights in, sleeping bags .

put the havy things over the wheels or near the front to keep the wieght on the front. If you have a front storage box? gas bottle , pegs ,wooden blocks and wheel chocks could go in it thats if you hav'ent got a fridge that goes in. I always carry a range of spares with me like a sewing kit with heavy duty sewing thread and spare guide ropes.

The list could go on but depends on what age your tt is ours is 20 years old and needs tlc now but never leaks .

cheers kent

tight lines. 

Quote: Originally posted by griff10553 on 22/3/2012Think the max weight you can put inside is 190kg as you have no kitchen. I am sure a current owner of the model you have will confirm or otherwise.

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What I do is distribute the weight evenly through out the trailer i.e. don`t place all heavy items at the front/middle or back. It also depends on what you intend to take, but whatever you take don`t exceed the weight of 190kg.

Griff

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Great clip....will take that on board!

Hopefully will start to pack i tup this weekend....hoping not to have to have two roof boxes as we did last time we went.