there is no room left for anything like that!
Storing trunking
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there is already a shelf approx 300x200 at roof level for it
ill try evans idea and see how that goes. expect a report on it in the next few weeks
eh?
got loads of shock cord around, may try that near the front to keep it to the side together
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Is the trunking any where near your ladders?
I have ruined loads of trunking and conduit because they rub against the ali in the ladders and stain black, not good to use then, and almost immpossible to get the stains out.
I can only carry what I need for a job now so tend not to leave it in my van.
I have ruined loads of trunking and conduit because they rub against the ali in the ladders and stain black, not good to use then, and almost immpossible to get the stains out.
I can only carry what I need for a job now so tend not to leave it in my van.
they are seperate from the ladders. the ladders are under the shelf, the conduit is above. i have only put a few lengths of each (there is now about 10 in total), i have used a dust sheet on bottom and will see how that goes. failing that, its getting tied together
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ive just ordered a new roof rack and rhino pipe carrier, im gonna have the same problem in the carrier.
what if you mounted a pipe carrier inside the van and just put a big ball of bubble wrap in the end so they cant slide back and forth?
what if you mounted a pipe carrier inside the van and just put a big ball of bubble wrap in the end so they cant slide back and forth?
this is where trunking is kept... have made a better surface for it with a dust sheet. there is also a lot less than there used to be in there. so far its working
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