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20/1/2010 at 5:20pm
Location: Greater Manchester Outfit: Santa fe Style & Bai
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Quote: Originally posted by janus on 20/1/2010
though legally the limit you have if you have the right licence is the figure which gives you an actual outfit combined mass which is no bigger than the figure that is on the vin plate of your car. What you must be aware of is that if your licence is dated after 01/01/1997 then you may not under any circumstances tow a caravn weight that has a plated maximum weight which is greater than 1280kg.
I think you will find that you CAN tow with any licence so long as the total gross weight does not exceed 3500kg.ie caqr = 1200kg and the van = 1000kg
"A person who first passed their test after the 1 /1/97 is restricted to a combined maximum authorised mass of 3500kg.unless you take the test for b+e then you can tow anything within reason
Quoted from the caravan club mag Jan 2010
There is something on this site about towing weights and this
http://www.whattowcar.com/
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20/1/2010 at 11:28pm
Location: Rochdale Outfit: Hymer Nova 470 Mondeo titanium 140tdc
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Quote: Originally posted by Niall24 on 20/1/2010
Quote: Originally posted by janus on 20/1/2010
though legally the limit you have if you have the right licence is the figure which gives you an actual outfit combined mass which is no bigger than the figure that is on the vin plate of your car. What you must be aware of is that if your licence is dated after 01/01/1997 then you may not under any circumstances tow a caravn weight that has a plated maximum weight which is greater than 1280kg.
I think you will find that you CAN tow with any licence so long as the total gross weight does not exceed 3500kg.ie caqr = 1200kg and the van = 1000kg
"A person who first passed their test after the 1 /1/97 is restricted to a combined maximum authorised mass of 3500kg.unless you take the test for b+e then you can tow anything within reason
Quoted from the caravan club mag Jan 2010
There is something on this site about towing weights and this
http://www.whattowcar.com/
Niall
There are two restriction s placed upon people who do not have B+E licence. The first is thatyou may not drive a combination where the MAm of the outfit is greater than 3500kg unless you are towing an unbraked trailer with a MTPLM of 750kg in which case the limit is raised to 4250kg.
The second restriction placed by the lack of a B+E licence is that you may not two a trailer where the MTPLM of the Trailer is greater than the unladen mass ( note this is not the same as the kerbweight ) of the towing vehicle. The mention of 1280kg in my original post is the unladen mass of the OPs V40.
------------- Bill
For a licence dated 1997 or later you must add together the plated max weight of the caravan and trailer, if the total is 3500 or less you can tow it. You may even tow a caravan with a MAM greater than the cars unladen mass the restriction was removed in 2013
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