General Whats the biggest payload/trailer size for a Fiat Doblo 263 1.3?

[JamesDM]

As the title says, whats the biggest payload/trailer size for a Fiat Doblo 1.3?

Looking to tow a ride on mower locally to me occasionally but unsure on whats the biggest trailer I can use, I think the towing capacity is 1500kg if I'm correct?

 

[varesecrazy]

As the title says, whats the biggest payload/trailer size for a Fiat Doblo 1.3?

Looking to tow a ride on mower locally to me occasionally but unsure on whats the biggest trailer I can use, I think the towing capacity is 1500kg if I'm correct?

Hi , manual gearbox.. Body style all make a difference

Is 1500kg from the manual or an info plate?

 

[JamesDM]

Hi , manual gearbox.. Body style all make a difference

Is 1500kg from the manual or an info plate?

Fiat Doblo Cargo SWB 1.3, manual.

I found 1,500KG online, but may be wrong, I don't have a copy of the manual.

 

[AndyRKett]

you'll need to confirm but 1500kg is probably braked as well and there will be a separate load rating for an unbraked trailer

 

[varesecrazy]

Fiat Doblo Cargo SWB 1.3, manual.

I found 1,500KG online, but may be wrong, I don't have a copy of the manual.

The Forum often has capies of Owners.. Audio etc Manuals in the Downloads section..
Well worth a look

 

[porta]

Bear in mind that there are braked and unbraked limits and, more importantly, the weight includes the load and trailer weight

 

[varesecrazy]

Bear in mind that there are braked and unbraked limits and, more importantly, the weight includes the load and trailer weight

Nobody has mentioned 'Noseweight' either

But being 'a van'... That is probably not an issue

 

[porta]

Oh yes, nosewight…yes, matters on commercials also, it’s why we have to use separation on livestock trailers!

 

[AndyRKett]

But being 'a van'... That is probably not an issue

depends on what the tow bar itself is rated to tolerate and the stability of the whole train if you overload the nose of the trailer and lift the front of the van as the nose weight of the trailer is much further back than the weight would be in the back of the van, so all good points.