Bailey Unicorn nose weight excessive

Even if the hitch will take 150kg, what is the noseweight limit of the caravan chassis? What does the weight plate quote for Axle 0 (which is the noseweight).

As mentioned, Bailey quote 100kg for the chassis. The plate on the side of the 'van says nothing about Axle 0. 

My concern is that I've been sold a caravan which I should tow with a nose weight of no more than 100kg but I don't see how I can achieve this without either putting a full water barrel at the back of the caravan in the shower or maybe running with the Alde water tank (to the rear of the 'van) and the toilet water tank full. 

I wasn't referring to the label by the door which is for customer information only, but to the statutory weight plate which must display and document a value for Axle 0.

It looks like the fridge is just behind the axle and the bathroom is at the rear. By the time these are full it must help a little. Also, where is your spare wheel located? If in the front gas locker and you could carry it in the car it would help a great deal as it is typically about 22kg.

If I have looked up the correct specification you have a very low payload for such a large van, 152kg minus 30kg mover, so only 122kg. Loading the van is going to be critical. Where you made aware of this when it was sold to you?

Colin

Yes, fridge is behind the axle and spare wheel is also behind the axle so best that it stays there. Gas locker is at the side just in front of the axle so taking the cylinders out won't improve nose weight much. Payload should be ok as it's usually just the two of us and I put all the heavy items (awning, beer, wine etc) in the car.