Vans

Hi guys, I after buying a van but don't want anything too big. I'm a one man band and have to change my Toyota hiace. Does anyone know if a MWB transit with the sit out and bulk head out take 4m wide carpet cuts?
Cheers

 

No it's got to be the lwb transit

 

Ah ok thanks for the reply mate. Good to know so I don't make an expensive mistake!

 

If you go for the jumbo transit you don't need to remove the bulkhead.

 

I got a traffic and can get 4m in doors shut.

 

Cheers guys appreciate the info. I don't really want a big van so will look at the Renault trafic then if that'll take 4m widths.

 

Don't know how to put up pics but if you got an email or facebook I can send you a pic of mine so you can see what I got done to be able to get 4m on.

 

Or a Lwb volky t4/t5

 

Renault Trafic and variants, Ford transit custom, just make sure it's a long wheel base Rich

 

To not sound like a broken record the LWB traffic/vivaro will

 

have injector problems?

for my money get a transit everytime, reliable and easy/cheap to repair

 

Never had injector problems with mine and it's done 170,000 miles.

 

I`ve got one too.
I think you have to keep the drains under the windscreen clear, or they block, and the rain will piss all over the engine, and seize the injectors.
There are specialists who can remove the injectors now, and Vauxhall have accepted it as a valid warranty claim.
There a cheap van, mine has been 100%, very good on fuel too

 

Not had any issues with mine either (Touch wood)

 

I have never had an complaints with my Renault Traffic!

 

I had a vivaro and it went up to 300,000 miles without any problems and I had it for 10 years I then bought a Renault master lwb, couldn't wait to sell it and get another vivaro now I'm happy,
People say vivaro and the likes have injector problems but if serviced and injector cleaned regular they will last forever

MAD FOR IT!!!!!

 

Go for the biggest and newest you can afford - you won't regret it in the long run.

Bob
www.floorfixer.co.uk

The Grim Reaper came for me but I fought him off with my the vacuum attached to my sanding machine - I was Dyson with death!

 

i have a Lwb volky t4/t5, perfectly fine for the type of work which you are carrying out