anyone had any experience of the Rhino Pioneer Alloy Platform Rack?
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anyone had any experience of the Rhino Pioneer Alloy Platform Rack?
What about handmade?
Here what they do here:
from here
Gotta tell ya .. I like that rack - love the custom wrap around the spotties (bit restrictive to change size, but assume they would do it to whatever spec you had/wanted). That rack with side cages around the perimeter would be top dollar - extra mount at the rear also has to be a bonus for strength/weight distribution.Quote:
Originally Posted by damianovdd
Would be no good for Jon's GU though, no channel along the back.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bigrig
For the use that racks get go the Midland Marine one and spend the $$ on some other nice gear.
At the presentation MM also showed us awnings, shovel holders, etc and will even customise racks if you have a specific need.
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Originally Posted by RustyNails
cheers rusty, i'm just about to call them
Spoke to the bloke yet now. once i explained i was with the WPC, he was happy to talk! $800 for the rack with a steel wind deflector, it's meant to be stronger than the tracklander in many ways. sounds good. given that it's essentially a choice between a 5yo steel tracklander and this (the rhino platform gets expensive by the time you add on rails etc), i think the new one is a better bet.
Go have a look at them and a talk to them but I def think you are making the best choice (and NO I am not on commission).
Paul
I agree with Paul, think of the new toys that you can get with the money that you will save, but just make sure that you tell your wife that you got the expense one, she will get over it and you get the toys....win winQuote:
Originally Posted by RustyNails
:D. I'm gunna buy an awning as well and that'll pretty much do me for now. I could do with a jerry can holder as well, but they seem to be f&#$%S expensive.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Dogman
So today I went out and bought an ironman awning. I then drove down to midland marine (great fella, very helpful) and got them to drill holes in the new roofrack (for the awning) before i'd even paid for it!
New rack is very nice, good solid bit of kit, but very light as well.
I'll take some pics tomorrow in case anyone is interested.