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  1. 30th March 2011, 07:32 AM #1
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    Tray options

    I've been on the lookout for a tray to swap for the tub on my 130 HCPU, but haven't found anything suitable yet.

    I was hoping some wreckers might be a good option, but not sure which ones to call.

    Another option is to have one built. If I do, what is the usual width of a tray?
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    1800x1800 Ally tray is a good size on a 130
    Lift a little and you can fit a 75L custom fuel tank on top of the factory tank, or a spare wheel as some do.

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    Quote Originally Posted by roverrescue View Post
    Lift a little and you can fit a 75L custom fuel tank on top of the factory tank, or a spare wheel as some do.

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    ranga might have issues with this i supose you wll need a step ladder regardless just need a longer one
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    Quote Originally Posted by weeds View Post
    ranga might have issues with this i supose you wll need a step ladder regardless just need a longer one
    Whaddya mean? I'm actually quite tall!

    What's everybody's thoughts about a canopy hanging over the end by about 200mm?
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    I have a 2.2m tray on my 130 twin cab and some have a 2.4m..........thats the appeal to me of the 130 twin cab you can neally get a full size tray on them and you have the rear cab when travelling 2 up. Things like swags etc. take up heaps of room......so the length is good for my needs. I think the 1800mmx1800mm trays look great but the added length is a bonus for my hunting trips
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  6. 30th March 2011, 08:53 PM #6
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    I have a tray for sale on this site in the markets section. Its longer than standard, the pics will give you an idea of proportions. size is 2050L x 1850W.
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    A thought Ryan...just remember the weight you will be carrying as the tray length maybe too long if carrying the heaver loads, like ours it needs too be shorter to carry the weight

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    Quote Originally Posted by The ho har's View Post
    A thought Ryan...just remember the weight you will be carrying as the tray length maybe too long if carrying the heaver loads, like ours it needs too be shorter to carry the weight

    Mrs hh
    I was thinking if I did overhang the canopy, I'd keep only light items like clothes in the part that overhangs. Stilll not sure if this is viable, though.
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