Gross weight of your syncro
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Gross weight of your syncro
Mines 2500kg Which makes it non exempt from the london emission zone [£200 quid a day!]
As mine is a multivan, so i'm changing the log book from motor caravan to caravelle. OK'd by DVLA, just want a picture of interior to prove it's not a camper.
Is it just 16" syncros that are this weight?
As if mine was a proper camper i wouldn't be able to keep it at home
As mine is a multivan, so i'm changing the log book from motor caravan to caravelle. OK'd by DVLA, just want a picture of interior to prove it's not a camper.
Is it just 16" syncros that are this weight?
As if mine was a proper camper i wouldn't be able to keep it at home
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Re: Gross weight of your syncro
GVW Gross Vehicle Weight of ALL syncro's is 2500kgs... as far as I am aware...
Whats the weight limit for small motor caravan to be exempt then?
if its registered as a van/commercial it will be liable IIRC... Caravelles should be registered as MPV if less than 9 passenger seats + driver... cant have "caravelle" as a body type description...
Whats the weight limit for small motor caravan to be exempt then?
if its registered as a van/commercial it will be liable IIRC... Caravelles should be registered as MPV if less than 9 passenger seats + driver... cant have "caravelle" as a body type description...
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Re: Gross weight of your syncro
has to be under 2500kg. Being 2500kg means you have to pay.
Told DVLA it's a caravelle, they said to put that down, if they query it i'll say MPV, as it's a five/seven seater
Told DVLA it's a caravelle, they said to put that down, if they query it i'll say MPV, as it's a five/seven seater
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Re: Gross weight of your syncro
I am sure Jake clarified all this a while back after dealings with the LEZ people.
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Re: Gross weight of your syncro
Bstards.......
Means all 2wd are exempt...
As its a TD could always register it as a tractor as they are exempt....
Means all 2wd are exempt...
As its a TD could always register it as a tractor as they are exempt....
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Re: Gross weight of your syncro
i had a long talk with them, If your putting a later engine in [mtdi i guess] you'll be ok. But a motorhome weighing 2500kg or over will not be exempt.
2WD diesel camper is fine. It's in 2012 the problem starts. Theres a couple links on a GC thread to check your van
2WD diesel camper is fine. It's in 2012 the problem starts. Theres a couple links on a GC thread to check your van
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I did start thinking, syncro/off road vehicle, but they want picstoomanytoys wrote:Bstards.......
Means all 2wd are exempt...
As its a TD could always register it as a tractor as they are exempt....
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Re: Gross weight of your syncro
Could always fit
a petrol engine...........
MTDi... ?? why what have they said??
If they accept the emissions rating from the "newer" engine, then expect them to want more road tax (probably) I doubt they have thought it through.... smaller lighter more aerodynamic car engine fitted to a large brick shaped heavy 4wd vehicle.. with electronics removed and a mechanical pump fitted... its gonna produce a lot more emissions..
but hey, if they will accept it and you can get it in writting.. go for it
a petrol engine...........
MTDi... ?? why what have they said??
If they accept the emissions rating from the "newer" engine, then expect them to want more road tax (probably) I doubt they have thought it through.... smaller lighter more aerodynamic car engine fitted to a large brick shaped heavy 4wd vehicle.. with electronics removed and a mechanical pump fitted... its gonna produce a lot more emissions..
but hey, if they will accept it and you can get it in writting.. go for it
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Re: Gross weight of your syncro
lloydy wrote:i had a long talk with them, If your putting a later engine in [mtdi i guess] you'll be ok. But a motorhome weighing 2500kg or over will not be exempt.
2WD diesel camper is fine. It's in 2012 the problem starts. Theres a couple links on a GC thread to check your van
Your camper is not over 2,500kg!
I went through all this when the original released the documentation, i.e. the original Transport Act and associated charging order and the wording stated:
"motor caravans having a maximum mass exceeding 2,500 kilograms"
2,500 plated weight does not exceed 2,500kg. It IS 2,500kg, and is therefore exempt. The wording on their later flowchart is incorrect.
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do we need two threads on this?
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Re: Gross weight of your syncro
As said on the other thread, I would be careful changing your multivan away from motorcaravan, you may make it fall into the payable category as it is based on a commercial vehicle.
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R0B wrote:do we need two threads on this?
Nope
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Re: Gross weight of your syncro
syncroand101 wrote:lloydy wrote:i had a long talk with them, If your putting a later engine in [mtdi i guess] you'll be ok. But a motorhome weighing 2500kg or over will not be exempt.
2WD diesel camper is fine. It's in 2012 the problem starts. Theres a couple links on a GC thread to check your van
Your camper is not over 2,500kg!
I went through all this when the original released the documentation, i.e. the original Transport Act and associated charging order and the wording stated:"motor caravans having a maximum mass exceeding 2,500 kilograms"
2,500 plated weight does not exceed 2,500kg. It IS 2,500kg, and is therefore exempt. The wording on their later flowchart is incorrect.
Then they sould have said gvw of 2501kg to 3500kgs..
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toomanytoys wrote: Then they sould have said gvw of 2501kg to 3500kgs..
Perhaps, but it does mean the same thing..
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Re: Gross weight of your syncro
as the thread title, it was a query on other peoples weights. Cant understand how LEZ can tell two people two different things? I got told until 2012 i'm ok, after that it's 2500 and over, but a caravelle/mpv/minibus with less than 8 seats is ok. Already sent logbook off to dvla
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