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  1. 22nd May 2014, 07:06 AM #21
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    Daniel your drawings are marked post07 but is there any difference (that would affect this design) between the Puma and earlier models?
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    Quote Originally Posted by VladTepes View Post
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    Daniel your drawings are marked post07 but is there any difference (that would affect this design) between the Puma and earlier models?

    Yes, seats are mounted differently so the mounting points of the fridge platform do not marry up with seat mounting holes of earlier Defenders.

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    Is there a specified or ideal position for the two internal cross members (not the central one)? I can't see a measurement for them, but I'm assuming these are to support the fridge's feet. If so might the ply sheet suffice?
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    Quote Originally Posted by jc109 View Post
    Is there a specified or ideal position for the two internal cross members (not the central one)? I can't see a measurement for them, but I'm assuming these are to support the fridge's feet. If so might the ply sheet suffice?

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    Quote Originally Posted by jc109 View Post
    Is there a specified or ideal position for the two internal cross members (not the central one)? I can't see a measurement for them, but I'm assuming these are to support the fridge's feet. If so might the ply sheet suffice?
    Yes they are to support the fridge feet. Depending on the weight of your fridge and the thickness of ply it might be sufficient.

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