Can someone tell me if the spare wheel which is under the van on a carrier is part of the pay load even though it came with the new van, l thought it was a fitted item part of the miro am l wrong.
Also could anyone tell me the weight of a 110 battery.
If the spare wheel is included in the MIRO, then obviously it's not included in the payload. If it's not in the MIRO, then it is part of the payload. In the end, only the MTPLM is what counts. MIRO figures need to be treated with a pinch of salt anyway. Very few, if any, published MIRO's reflect the actual weight of the car or caravan when empty.
As Andy has said, if the spare wheel and carrier was fitted by the caravan manufacturer (i.e. part of the standard specification and not an option), it will be included in your MRO and not the payload.
If the spare wheel and carrier were fitted by anyone other than the manufacturer (i.e. dealer), it will be part of your payload.
It all comes down to who fitted your spare wheel and carrier.
As I pointed out before, published MIRO figures are seldom accurate. It is therefore risky to assume that you actually have the quoted payload at your disposal. If you want to be really sure, the safest thing is to have your caravan weighed empty.
Lutz intend to take the van empty to the nearest weighbridge 12 mile's away, our Macclesfield Borough Council decied to remove ours,built a station car park where it used to be, you pay's your rate's and get nowt for it.