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3400kg Gvw, max laden weight, ie Mtplm.
5400kg Gtw, gross train weight, max weight of van & trailer together if you are towing.
1750kg, max front axle weight.
1900kg, max rear axle weight.
For your payload put van onto weighbridge as you drive it, ie with gas bottles & spare wheel but with no personal gear in, ie Miro. The difference between that weight & 3400kg Gvw(Mtplm) is your payload. If your payload is insufficient it may be possible to uprate(ie increase)your 3400kg Mtplm. If you passed your driving test after 1997 you are limited to vehicles under 3.5 tonnes Gvw until you pass another test.
Post last edited on 17/06/2013 09:31:43
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Regards, Jack+Jon.
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Topic: Payload calculation on motorhome
