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Weight limit on parcels

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the mad woman
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Weight limit on parcels

Post by the mad woman »

Is there a weight limit on parcels you can put in hct if so any official info
woofwoof
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Re: Weight limit on parcels

Post by woofwoof »

the mad woman wrote:Is there a weight limit on parcels you can put in hct if so any official info
Why not ask what's the imit you can put on the trolly
wabbithunta
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Re: Weight limit on parcels

Post by wabbithunta »

Doesn't it say so on sticker/label the HCT? I don't use them myself, but I may be doing so in the near future when we do the resign that's coming up.
[I'll have to take a look at a HCT when I go into work later on]
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Brain Fury
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Re: Weight limit on parcels

Post by Brain Fury »

75 kgs in the Mk2 type and 68 kgs in the Mk1
woofwoof
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Re: Weight limit on parcels

Post by woofwoof »

Brain Fury wrote:75 kgs in the Mk2 type and 68 kgs in the Mk1
if you have a graduate is less
wannabeek
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Re: Weight limit on parcels

Post by wannabeek »

woofwoof wrote:
Brain Fury wrote:75 kgs in the Mk2 type and 68 kgs in the Mk1
if you have a graduate is less
You mean 'gradient'?
woofwoof
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Re: Weight limit on parcels

Post by woofwoof »

wannabeek wrote:
woofwoof wrote:
Brain Fury wrote:75 kgs in the Mk2 type and 68 kgs in the Mk1
if you have a graduate is less
You mean 'gradient'?

No my lazy gradute of a son is always on the blooody floor in front of the tv you shifting something over him