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Halfords Dog-Taxi
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24 Jul 2011 18:28 #19452
by Halford
Replied by Halford on topic Re: Halfords Dog-Taxi
Hi David
can't comment with 100% certainty as haven't tried it out yet,
but when I got them fitted, I first had the front nearside put on, then had them fully jack up the front offside and tried lock to lock and there was no catching. So in theory it's OK, but it hasn't been tested in anger.
can't comment with 100% certainty as haven't tried it out yet,

but when I got them fitted, I first had the front nearside put on, then had them fully jack up the front offside and tried lock to lock and there was no catching. So in theory it's OK, but it hasn't been tested in anger.

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28 Jul 2011 07:25 #19625
by ooky_123
Oooo .. I like the look of that ..... Not sure of the arches, although it does give it an egressive kind of look.
Loving the front bumper setup ..
Former owner of Little "Ooky", who has now started a new life in Shetland
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mcjimny wrote:
Halford wrote:
I've never seen that one before, thats awesome!
Oooo .. I like the look of that ..... Not sure of the arches, although it does give it an egressive kind of look.
Loving the front bumper setup ..
Former owner of Little "Ooky", who has now started a new life in Shetland
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28 Jul 2011 13:30 #19631
by mcjimny
Black Jimny's don't get stuck!
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apologies for hijacking the thread, but i think the front end is the best feature, it looks factory where some hd bumpers look a bit "stuck on".
I think the one above and this( forums.offipalsta.com/showthread.php?t=48063&page=6 )are the best 2 builds out there.
I think the one above and this( forums.offipalsta.com/showthread.php?t=48063&page=6 )are the best 2 builds out there.
Black Jimny's don't get stuck!
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28 Jul 2011 16:41 #19640
by Halford
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yeh David I do like that one. 
today made a quick removable satnav mount using a "finger plate" - £2.65 from local timber shop
two shaped sides made out of a piece of 4"x1" fence board
with a strengthening runner
stapled on some leatherette I'd had for years
sit's in the cubby solid as a rock
and gives good hidden storage when parking up

Tomorrow's project - DIY "ladder roof rack"

today made a quick removable satnav mount using a "finger plate" - £2.65 from local timber shop
two shaped sides made out of a piece of 4"x1" fence board
with a strengthening runner
stapled on some leatherette I'd had for years
sit's in the cubby solid as a rock
and gives good hidden storage when parking up

Tomorrow's project - DIY "ladder roof rack"

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29 Jul 2011 13:16 #19667
by Halford
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Todays project - ladder roof-rack :blink:
materials:
5 off 4"x1"x6' fence boards
1 off 3"x1.5"x12' fence rail
1 box 2" decking screws
total £15.00
optional - sandpaper & decking oil
it's a bit heavy - bit lighter than a pallet, but some of the wood's wet, will let it dry out and treat with decking oil to keep the water out
works a treat, bulky heavy items simply slide into position without the risk of body damage - well pleased.
also doubles up as a sledge should the Jim ever go bellyup and acts as an emergency escape raft :dry:
materials:
5 off 4"x1"x6' fence boards
1 off 3"x1.5"x12' fence rail
1 box 2" decking screws
total £15.00
optional - sandpaper & decking oil
it's a bit heavy - bit lighter than a pallet, but some of the wood's wet, will let it dry out and treat with decking oil to keep the water out
works a treat, bulky heavy items simply slide into position without the risk of body damage - well pleased.

also doubles up as a sledge should the Jim ever go bellyup and acts as an emergency escape raft :dry:
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30 Jul 2011 07:53 #19716
by adamatdraycott
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@ Halford - How much do you think you would have to cut off the mudflap spacers to stop the AT2's catching? I looked at my standards yesterday and pretty sure i'll need to modify my flaps
I fitted my flaps 12months ago and so pretty confident i'll be able to remove everything
I fitted my flaps 12months ago and so pretty confident i'll be able to remove everything
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