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Steve4wdin
8th August 2013, 07:11 PM
As title says, With all the extra bits and pieces we add on such as recovery camping and every day carrying around, just how heavy is our Patrols? Has anyone actually weighed there 4b?

Cuppa
8th August 2013, 07:57 PM
3700kg with water tanks & fuel tanks full, plus the weight of the drag chain I bought today.

Cuppa

nissannewby
8th August 2013, 08:45 PM
Mine was 2270kg last time I weighed it. This was empty (coil cab ute) close to a full load of fuel bull bar, winch dual batteries and 2" lift.

AB
8th August 2013, 08:48 PM
I think mine was around 2500 last time I checked at the tip.

Gq wagon, rear drawers, bar and winch.


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MudRunnerTD
8th August 2013, 08:55 PM
My GQ was 2850kgs full of fuel heading to the bush last time I weighed it.

Since I have swapped the front bar and swapped steal cable for rope and no longer carry an 80lt fridge.

I reckon I'd be at least 2750kgs. I don't rely on others for anything though. Full recovery kit including multi snatch blocks and multi extensions etc. spares and all the tools I might need and often the tools others might need ;)

AB
8th August 2013, 09:05 PM
I would guess mine would now be up to 2750 ish with all the crap inside the drawers and added accessories (turbo, battery, snorkel, tools, parts, fridge and slide and tyres, etc) these days....lol


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Punderhead
8th August 2013, 09:11 PM
Mine was around 2700 full of junk, an empty box trailer on the back, and my fat rrrs

Gq 4.2 petrol gas tank bulbar sliders ply drawers

Cheers

megatexture
8th August 2013, 10:58 PM
2.8 ton full tanks

Stropp
9th August 2013, 01:10 AM
In the words of RLI farken heavy trendsetters,
what with drawers full of recovery gear the twin forward floor full of camping gear, long range tank, twin wheels and the rooftop tent it's definitely farken heavy

Clunk
9th August 2013, 01:31 AM
In the words of RLI farken heavy trendsetters,
what with drawers full of recovery gear the twin forward floor full of camping gear, long range tank, twin wheels and the rooftop tent it's definitely farken heavy

And even more when you jump in hey Stropp!!!!!!!!!!???????? Hahahahah :D:p

Don't slap it TAP it!!!!!!!

timbar
9th August 2013, 01:46 AM
Bl@@dy heavy when the get a bit of air too .... Hahahahaha

threedogs
9th August 2013, 08:49 AM
Not sure but will weigh it to confirm as it one of those good to know things,
Interesting Newby and Cuppa 's figures, being basically the same 4x4
I have conflicting standard weights, one says STD GU ST auto = 2420 kg

@ Steve can you put OE weights in so we have something to compare to thanks
cab chassis they have at 2120 kg, that's 3lt
GU wagons DX to Ti = 2366 up to 2477 kg
I have no GQ info

DX grunt
9th August 2013, 09:35 AM
This is what's written on the side of my Patrol (Ex Telstra 2005 GU DX ute with the pod on the back).

http://i1015.photobucket.com/albums/af279/DXgrunt/DX%20grunt/Telstra%20mods/ExtraMoreDXgrunt018.jpg (http://s1015.photobucket.com/user/DXgrunt/media/DX%20grunt/Telstra%20mods/ExtraMoreDXgrunt018.jpg.html)
Rossco

liftlid
9th August 2013, 10:39 AM
Mines about 2.8 some tools no camping gear, 1/3 fuel, fully loaded its over 3.5, just filled up and got 14.2 lt per 100 km over a 850km tank , draws empty no roof rack, combination city/hway,

mudnut
9th August 2013, 02:57 PM
2800 kgs with my loaded camper (the tardis) attached.

Cuppa
9th August 2013, 04:32 PM
I'm winning at the moment, but I know I'm not the heaviest. Somewhere out in the desert right now there is a Patrol weighing in at 4200kg. ;)

Hey Rossco........man up & put it over the scales fully laden! You could be the winner! Those numbers on the side are just an 'advertisement' to any authorities giving them figures to check on their weigh bridge & mean that you have 660kgs to 'play with'. Go on stick it on the scales & see how much over you are. ;)

Cuppa

DX grunt
9th August 2013, 06:32 PM
Hey Rossco........man up & put it over the scales fully laden! You could be the winner! Those numbers on the side are just an 'advertisement' to any authorities giving them figures to check on their weigh bridge & mean that you have 660kgs to 'play with'. Go on stick it on the scales & see how much over you are. ;)

Cuppa

This is what I used to carry in the 'boot'. lol. I think there's room for a tissue paper in there - somewhere. hahaha

It'd be interesting to find out if the tissue tipped me over on the scales. PML.

http://i1015.photobucket.com/albums/af279/DXgrunt/DX%20grunt/Camp%20set%20up/DSCF2975.jpg (http://s1015.photobucket.com/user/DXgrunt/media/DX%20grunt/Camp%20set%20up/DSCF2975.jpg.html)

Stropp
10th August 2013, 01:54 PM
by jilly rossco looks like the whole house is in there, just a wild guess but i bet that just tips over the gvw.

billoY61
10th August 2013, 02:10 PM
My Patrol gets heavier every month, I think it's pregnant. We all carry to much gear when were camping.

threedogs
10th August 2013, 02:54 PM
Looking at Rossco's ,Cuppa has a light weight, I'll pop down and weigh it in the morning
after all my preaching hope I'm at the other end of the .scale. I don't carry extras like
an 80 kg empty drawer system, time will tell, lol

DX grunt
10th August 2013, 08:24 PM
by jilly rossco looks like the whole house is in there, just a wild guess but i bet that just tips over the gvw.

That was a slow trip home and I've since modified my 'luggage'. lol

In my defence, It was my first real camping trip, not far from home, so I snuck home and got extra stuff. Not any more! lol