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Thread: Cargo Barrier - Fitting Kit

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    Brilliant. Thanks a lot chaps.

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    Any reason I can't bend the bracket a bit and fit to the handrail bolts?

    And what about the floor mounts? How did you deal with those?

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    You might want to consider that when you get a rated cargo barrier, the top brackets (fixed to the grab handle holes) is actually corrugated so in the event of a sudden stop they straighten slightly to absorb the shock--kinda like air bags. No worries so long as you don't hit anything.
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    Good point Dr Gary.
    Think I'll just make the plate!

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    Quote Originally Posted by besp View Post
    Hi John, that would be great if you could.
    Buggered if I'm going to pay $130 on a couple of bolts and a few metal plates.
    what area are you from ??
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    Sydney mate.

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    Bummer thought I may have been able to help you out.
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    Thanks anyway threedogs.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jff45 View Post
    Here's a pic of mine
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    Hi JFF
    Just bought a 2nd hand barrier , was thinking bout doing exactly what you have done . After putting the steel plate between the grab handle and the roof , we're the original handle bolts still long enough or are longer bolts required , to allow for the thickness of the steel plate ?

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    I used longer high tensile 6mm bolts in place of the Philips head originals
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