I use mine for storing tools,strops,cold weather gear, blankets etc etc so basically all the stuff I put under my seat. For that it's spot on, the stuff I store up there is not everyday usageGoodyear Duratracs
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3rd Jan 2017 1:31 pm
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ebygum32 wrote:
Here we go not the best but just popped outside to take these
I use mine for storing tools,strops,cold weather gear, blankets etc etc so basically all the stuff I put under my seat. For that it's spot on, the stuff I store up there is not everyday usage
Ah, not really what I want it for then. Thanks for the info
3rd Jan 2017 1:39 pm
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Back in stock at Flatdogs. Ordered.
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11th Apr 2017 8:10 am
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Right, finally got round to fitting it. Sort of went to plan until I went to put in the rhs thumbwheels and there was no way they were going in.
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So bit of bodging and a couple of M4 (I think) nuts & bolts did the job.
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An observation re the practicality of the non dog guard version. It would have been a lot better a couple of inches further back, giving a much wider "mouth" to get stuff in. I am assuming I've fitted it the correct way round. Off out to check.
14th Apr 2017 10:43 am
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I'll have to get one ordered when SWMBO is away. What are the thumb wheels for Del? Are they for fixing to the roof??
14th Apr 2017 10:48 am
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Yes, they fix the "basket" onto the top of the lower bit of the bracket. The basket sits on that rather than hanging from it.
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And yes, I had fitted the wrong bracket to the wrong side Lot further back and can get much bigger things in there.
Already started populating it.
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14th Apr 2017 11:17 am
tayaste
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Can you fit larger things fitting them the wrong way or the right way?
14th Apr 2017 11:24 am
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Right way round is best, gives a much bigger aperture to get things in. The key is have the cutout in the bracket go round the reading light in the side.
14th Apr 2017 11:27 am
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Brilliant. Now just to wait until SWMBO goes away.
14th Apr 2017 11:29 am
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Order it to my place if you like and pick up on Sunday at the Liverpool brekkie meet D4 XS, gone, much loved, never forgotten
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14th Apr 2017 12:18 pm
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She'll notice, it's what they do!
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14th Apr 2017 12:20 pm
tayaste
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James, I won't be able to make the Brekkie this time. It's SWMBO birthday weekend. Del, how right you are, but once it's fitted it's fitted. Easier to ask for forgiveness ...
14th Apr 2017 12:37 pm
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