anyone tell me what the weight of a Sankey trailer is compared with the modern Penman that Brightwells have been selling ?
daft question can a Lightweight pull a Penman ?
Stuart
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Standard sankey trailer weight ?
Re: Standard sankey trailer weight ?
I think i have answered my own question seems the penman is almost double the weight of a Sankey ?
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Re: Standard sankey trailer weight ?
Stuart but what sort of Sankey do you mean?
Anyway this from the AESP for a Penman.
Anyway this from the AESP for a Penman.
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Re: Standard sankey trailer weight ?
Yes got that now Clive
I meant the standard Sankey narrow track, for the S lll, I am presuming thats whats listed as 357.4Kg as opposed to the much heavier Penman, which of course is much wider ?
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I meant the standard Sankey narrow track, for the S lll, I am presuming thats whats listed as 357.4Kg as opposed to the much heavier Penman, which of course is much wider ?
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Re: Standard sankey trailer weight ?
Stuart in the FVRDE catalogue a Sankey/Brockhouse 1/2 Ton FV2301(A) is quoted as ULW 199kg, so even lighter still than a Penman!
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