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jimmyhackers

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just wondering what crazy extra large items people have had in/on their 306's

how many people theyve managed to cram in.................and all silly things of that nature??

and on a safer more boring question. whats the maximum safe load a 306 can carry? theres a load (2tonne) of ally tat at my new job that noone has a clue about it value and there on about binning it :S

thank in advance for your replies

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Posted 20th Apr 2013 at 01:07
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24seven

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I picked up the Honey Monster from $oulman's house once. There's been a cankle shaped dent in the floor beneath the rear seats of my car ever since and a buttery deposit on one of the seats themselves that won't wash off, and in fact might be growing.

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Posted 20th Apr 2013 at 02:06
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Into bone lol

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Posted 20th Apr 2013 at 02:25
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ian7675

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I'll give you a comparison, my Transit Tipper can carry a maximum of 0.7 tonnes on the back so I doubt the 306 could take much. 2 tonnes is going to be an awful lot of trips.

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Posted 20th Apr 2013 at 07:51
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I managed to take (collapsed) a double bed and it's mattress. Some boxes and stuff when moving house once.

I've also taken rubble.
Appliances

As long as you don't let the rear tyres touch the inner arch or go too far past the arch itself then it should be fine.

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Posted 20th Apr 2013 at 08:11
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daveyboy

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0.7 tonnes on a tipper, what a f**king joke!

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Posted 20th Apr 2013 at 08:47
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welshpug!

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well over half a ton in the of the ZX;

folding 2 ton engine crane
gti6 engine and box complete
large toolbox
a Dan.

23mm torsion bars, not on the bumpstops, but damn close LOL

you have bumpstops though, so just pump the tyres up a bit and you'll be fine Wink

you'll be surprised how much space alloy can take and not weigh that much...

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Posted 20th Apr 2013 at 08:57
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I had a 5 door once which, I folded the back seats down and filled every square inch of space from the back seats to the rear bumper and up to the roof with turf.
Don't know how heavy it was but it was more than 10 bags of cement

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Posted 20th Apr 2013 at 09:17
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RetroPug

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Not sure how heavy it was, but I managed to move house (student so only one room's worth) in one trip in my old 106. The car was rammed full everywhere but the driver's seat and the suspension was at the end of its travel.

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Posted 20th Apr 2013 at 09:56
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Complete engine with box
Engine crane
Toolbox
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Axle stands
Set of cyclones with tyres

It was a bumpy ride home lol

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Posted 20th Apr 2013 at 10:05
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Me.

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Posted 20th Apr 2013 at 11:22
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My housemate is an 18stone American football player. I managed to get him in the boot of my car once when I gave him a lift to the train station. He says he prefers to travel in the boot as he feels safer. Thats probs the biggest thing Ive had in my car.
Posted 20th Apr 2013 at 12:39
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A 4foot diameter blow up beachball, boy did I feel silly when I got to the beach and someone suggested I could have actually blown it up there instead Doh

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Posted 20th Apr 2013 at 12:46
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pebbles167

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I've had 12 people in my car before, and 1 on the roof. Car didn't look like it could take much more LOL

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Posted 20th Apr 2013 at 12:46
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jimmyhackers

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12 people!!!! fair play!!!

most i manged was 8 in my old 1.4

i got a 3 meter kitchen worksurface attached to its base unit cupboards in my 306 once aswell......well..... half of it was hanging out the boot so dunno if that counts

thanks for the replies guys

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Posted 20th Apr 2013 at 22:11
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jord294

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I cleared my garage of old axle scrap.

Must of had over 20 arm shafts, along with tubes, bars and arms.

Iirc, it was about 480kg

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Posted 20th Apr 2013 at 22:35
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A copy of every issue of Autosport, from 1981 through to 2009. I seriously under-estimated how much paper weighs.

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Posted 21st Apr 2013 at 18:42
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ian7675

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daveyboy wrote:
0.7 tonnes on a tipper, what a f**king joke!


Yeah it's a crew cab so slightly heavier than a single cab but it weighs 2.8 tonnes with no load and obviously 3.5 is the maximum. Not great for carrying anything really.

A mate once filled up the back with sand and gravel and it was so heavy the brakes hardly worked, I would put a guess of about 5 tonnes in total. The brakes started squealing after that so it went in to get checked out. The mechanic said that never in his life had he ever seen a warped calliper on a transit before Whistle

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Posted 21st Apr 2013 at 19:32
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Niall

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Well in my old 1.0L 106, i had 14 metres of turf in the back that was expertly van converted by my self and a mate after a few drinks. It was literally dragging the exhaust on the floor!
Posted 21st Apr 2013 at 20:41
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lee_gti6

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Did have Stilly as a passenger the other week in the car. LOL

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Posted 24th Apr 2013 at 10:18
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swiftyboi006

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ian7675 wrote:
I'll give you a comparison, my Transit Tipper can carry a maximum of 0.7 tonnes on the back so I doubt the 306 could take much. 2 tonnes is going to be an awful lot of trips.
i can get 1.4 tonne on the back of my transit tipper. I carry 1.5 all the time tho

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Posted 24th Apr 2013 at 17:53
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swiftyboi006

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Niall wrote:
Well in my old 1.0L 106, i had 14 metres of turf in the back that was expertly van converted by my self and a mate after a few drinks. It was literally dragging the exhaust on the floor!
14 turfs is not alot really

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Posted 24th Apr 2013 at 17:55
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superchargedblack1997gti6

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Had a 3.5 rover v8 and defender 90 gearbox in my old 306 never again Crazy

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Posted 24th Apr 2013 at 18:05
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Niall

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swiftyboi006 wrote:
Niall wrote:
Well in my old 1.0L 106, i had 14 metres of turf in the back that was expertly van converted by my self and a mate after a few drinks. It was literally dragging the exhaust on the floor!
14 turfs is not alot really


No but it was still filled to the roof lining and on the bump stops at the back! I dont think a 54bhp 106 was designed to carry that about of weight lol
Posted 24th Apr 2013 at 18:25
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