What happened to your Discovery 2 today?

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Originally Posted by Bohica

The top plywood plate is very tight against the drawer. It is not going any where.

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Until you have an "accident". If you hit something you may find those drawers, and their contents, are in the front with you.[bigsad]

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Originally Posted by Robflocar

Boonah is starting to get expensive to buy houses. 1 acre blocks near my place up to $400,000. Houses on acreage $700,000 to $1.2 m. But small lot suburban less of course. Great town though. Still got to be careful what you say plenty still related to each other. A few LR fans around town. Is expanding fairly quickly.

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Originally Posted by Tins

Found that out.... Worse in Kalbar and Peak Crossing, not to mention Roadvale. I really like it out at Maroon. When I'm not crook I'm driving up. Someone to see, some wheels to deliver.

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It's beautiful around Boonah even I forget sometimes that it's part of the Scenic Rim until I drive over the hill past Roadvale and think, wow.

I don't know why anyone would live at Kalbar which seems dry and flat and brown, when Boonah is so close.

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Originally Posted by Tins

Until you have an "accident". If you hit something you may find those drawers, and their contents, are in the front with you.[bigsad]

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The fitted cargo barrier should minimise any real damage, but the point is still valid.

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Originally Posted by Tins

Until you have an "accident". If you hit something you may find those drawers, and their contents, are in the front with you.[bigsad]

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You can see the cargo barrier in that photo. If the drawer gets out from under the screwed plywood top plate and goes through the cargo barrier. Ouch!

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Originally Posted by Bohica

You can see the cargo barrier in that photo. If the drawer gets out from under the screwed plywood top plate and goes through the cargo barrier. Ouch!

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Why would I assume that the cargo barrier is secured?
But fair enough. I commented because I had a conversation years ago with the owner of Sunliner campers who was scathing of diy conversions, and I knew a man who died when the items on his parcel shelf broke his neck. It’s always worth mentioning.

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Originally Posted by Tins

Why would I assume that the cargo barrier is secured?
But fair enough. I commented because I had a conversation years ago with the owner of Sunliner campers who was scathing of diy conversions, and I knew a man who died when the items on his parcel shelf broke his neck. It’s always worth mentioning.

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Yes it is always worth mentioning, just in case. The cargo barrier is fully secured.

And finally, there it is….

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Originally Posted by DiscoDiscoMan

And finally, there it is….

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I bet you thought you would NEVER run it in... Congratulations!

I was going to catch my D2a at 223344klms the other day ... too tired and just wanted to get home.

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Originally Posted by Tins

Why would I assume that the cargo barrier is secured?

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I don't think it's unreasonable to assume that the cargo barrier is secure, it's not much use just propped up there.