1.4.3 Additional inspections
It is recommended to have the motorhome's power
supply system inspected at least once every three years
- and once a year in case of intensive use of the vehicle -
by a qualified electrician who can provide a printed
report of the system's actual conditions.
1.5 Technically permissible
maximum masses
A label containing the vehicle identification data and
the technically permissible maximum masses is located
behind the right cab seat.
a) Manufacturer name.
b) Approval number.
c) Chassis number.
d) Technically permissible maximum laden mass.
e) Technically permissible maximum laden mass of
vehicle plus trailer combination.
f) Technically permissible maximum mass on the front
axle.
g) Technically permissible maximum mass on the rear
axle.
h) Laika chassis number.
1.5.1 How to load the vehicle correctly
• Distribute the load evenly on the left and right sides
of the vehicle.
• Distribute the load evenly across the two axles, front
and rear.
• Heavy loads behind the rear axle can lighten the front
axle because of the lever effect. This is especially
true with a long rear overhang, if a motorcycle is
transported on the rear carrier or if the garage/rear
storage space is overloaded. Front axle unloading
adversely affects road behaviour, especially on front-
wheel drive vehicles.
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It is the driver's responsibility to comply with the
technically permissible maximum mass on each
axle, the technically permissible maximum laden
mass and technically permissible maximum laden
mass of the vehicle plus trailer combination.
WARNING
Overloading the vehicle and/or incorrect tyre
pressures may cause the tyres to burst resulting in
loss of vehicle control.
WARNING
a
b
c
d
e
f
g
h
Example of label
Installing optional equipment reduces the load
capacity.
WARNING
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