Sub 3500 kg A class

[Bessy765]

Is there a realist A Class under 3500 kg with a realistic workable payload, with a fixed low level bed. One that does not need a ladder to access

 

[The Coops]

A Pilote 600 or 650 would give you 600 kgs payload I think they nay be discontinued now so 2 years old would be the youngest

 

[Guigsy]

A Pilote 600 or 650 would give you 600 kgs payload I think they nay be discontinued now so 2 years old would be the youngest

I wanted a G600. But they disappeared in 2017, there weren't any that were Euro6. Also, Pilote are flexible with the truth about their payload.

 

[andyelbac]

That’s good to know. Are you on the 140 or 180 engine? I’ve ordered the former and hope it will enough…though probably overthinking

I think you will be fine, unless you are a speed demon. We have the 140 at 4000kg with the 9 speed auto. I love it...would I like the 180 engine instead?....of course, never hurt to have a bit more power but in the two and a half years we've had the MH, I've never felt we struggled because of the engine output.

 

[dunnah01]

We run our Carthago Compactline 138 at 3500Kg( 20Kg under). Two folding e-bikes, full provisions, clothes, fuel and water and fairly light occupants. Two steps up to the transverse bed.

That would be some ninja loading to get the front axle to 1500kg

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[cyberyacht]

The front is about 1700Kg. so the rear axle is well under. As you say I'd have to shuffle a fair bit if I wanted to use more of the rear load capacity.