MOT time

[nicholsong]

60kg. Can't understand why it has never been picked up on before at any other test station

That weight was without you on board. The tester was probably also envisaging a passenger, that together would put it overweight, which is probably why he put it in the advisories to draw your attention.

 

[Bobby dazzler]

Yeah I suppose it wouldn't be a bad thing for all MOT inspectors to give a indication of weight for all vehicles at the end of the day. Be lots out there close to the limit I suspect

 

[Bobby dazzler]

I think Jim is right in one of his threads where he says eventually we will all see the light and get PVC lol

 

[Phill D]

I think Jim is right in one of his threads where he says eventually we will all see the light and get PVC lol

PVC’s are by their very nature generally weigh more than a same size coach build. They are after all a metal box as opposed to a plastic one.

 

[Bobby dazzler]

Back to a caravan then lol

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[Jake Royd]

Just had mine MOT'd
No mention of anything to do with weight/ mass.
It's a 3.5tonne one.

 

[gus-lopez]

I'd make a complaint. As said you cannot weigh correctly with one axle lower than another.Additionally if including it as an advisory to the mot test then the weighing on the rollers has to be 100% accurate as you are offering a 'paying ' service for the weight, by including it in as an advisory. First thing I would do is get an accurate weigh bridge ticket & if under ,take it back & complain.