Spot on that! I’ll be referring back to this once I’ve bought one
Used to have two shallow strut 'Trapeze’ hangers in my old Vivaro that worked a treat for storing my steps, but always wanted the proper Jet Rack. Thanks for the detailed reply mate
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Used to have two shallow strut 'Trapeze’ hangers in my old Vivaro that worked a treat for storing my steps, but always wanted the proper Jet Rack. Thanks for the detailed reply mate
No worries, I've fitted a few now but I remember the first time I fitted one I thought it was a real PITA and a lot of F'ing and Jeff'ing. If you need any more photos or whatever then I can take some, but I'm not wrestling the roof panel out again, sorry!
Something worth noting is that all the fittings are imperial and so if you lose any fixings you will need to find somewhere that sells imperial. We lost one of the nuts off the back of the hanger once, luckily one of our customers is a fastener company and let me pocket a replacement!
Edit: Oh and definitely lube up your length
using some white lithium grease, transforms the operation of it.
Something worth noting is that all the fittings are imperial and so if you lose any fixings you will need to find somewhere that sells imperial. We lost one of the nuts off the back of the hanger once, luckily one of our customers is a fastener company and let me pocket a replacement!
Edit: Oh and definitely lube up your length
using some white lithium grease, transforms the operation of it.
Haha I will do thanks again mate. Really appreciated!No worries, I've fitted a few now but I remember the first time I fitted one I thought it was a real PITA and a lot of F'ing and Jeff'ing. If you need any more photos or whatever then I can take some, but I'm not wrestling the roof panel out again, sorry!
Something worth noting is that all the fittings are imperial and so if you lose any fixings you will need to find somewhere that sells imperial. We lost one of the nuts off the back of the hanger once, luckily one of our customers is a fastener company and let me pocket a replacement!
Edit: Oh and definitely lube up your length
I’ve got a couple of magnetic dishes that I use when stripping down boilers that are dead handy so I’ll make sure I use one to keep track of the fixings
VWV - London.
went here . .
done that . . . .
went to this other place. . . that was cold and rainy,
also went here for a while. . .
the great this about silver is - the van hasn't been washed for over 6months, its filthy. but still looks tidy.
to do some of this. . .
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went here . .
done that . . . .
went to this other place. . . that was cold and rainy,
also went here for a while. . .
the great this about silver is - the van hasn't been washed for over 6months, its filthy. but still looks tidy.
to do some of this. . .
.
Another busy day on my knees
Working opposite my house.
Decorating loads of rooms, wall panelling and herringbone vinyl flooring.
Saves racking up the miles
Decorating loads of rooms, wall panelling and herringbone vinyl flooring.
Saves racking up the miles
My addiction is Bosch - must be something to do with TransportersWorkVan Wednesday: Milwaukee Tools addiction & owning a T6.
I’m my own worst enemy
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@RobertO2023 Yeah i agree, it’s the vans fault mate. Definitely, definitely, not just us
Another day of screwing up the knees and back!! From another floor layer!
List of odd jobs today for a regular customer.
Ring cameras, general repairs etc…
Ring cameras, general repairs etc…
Port zed?
