Horsebox presented for test!

I'd read the manual and then do a search on this group as it's been discussed many times.

Are you going to enlighten us on this one Dynamo, or have you gone on strike.

For me, in the same way a 'corpse' is goods, so is a horse.

Or load. There are a few ways of expressing it.

Not really but I just thought I'd ask the audience what they thought

To be fair the original post had very little info in it anyway what did u expect Dave

You said it was a horsebox and went to great lengths to say it wasn't a living van. You also said the vin showed it as a class 7 weight and stressed you are a class 4 test station.
What is you problem?

I often wonder why I still frequent this forum.

To Quote your previous post.

A living van by definition is;

Living vans may be type approved as either:

passenger vehicles (M1, M2 or M3)

goods vehicles (N1, N2 or N3)


Living vans approved as passenger vehicles must be tested as class 4 or class 5 depending on their seating capacity.


Living vans approved as N1 goods vehicles, are in either class 4 or 7 depending on their design gross weight (DGW).


Living vans approved as N2 or N3 goods vehicles (DGW over 3500kg) are subject to HGV plating and testing.

A living van is “a vehicle, whether mechanically propelled or not, which is used for living accommodation by one or more persons and which is also used for the carriage of goods or burden which are not needed by such one or more persons for the purpose of their residence in the vehicle”.

Nothing was mentioned about living in the horsebox. There is no facilities in it to live inside.

The question was "Horsebox presented for test". Is it a class 4 or 7, the VIN makes the tester think its class 7?

If that isn't going to great lengths then I don't know what is. I've got to the stage where I couldn't give a flying **** about your horsebox anymore.

I'm sick of all the bull **** posted and the petty bickering between you and admin.