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  1. 29th April 2008, 11:12 AM #1
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    bridging ladders?

    What's better, buying sand/bridging ladders in pairs or fours?

    Looking at those fibreglass grating sets, not the metal or plastic ones.
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    you can purchase them in any qty. they are cut down from large sheet. if the sizes on the web page do not suit you can request your own size (width, length, thickness) and they will cut it for you
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    Quote Originally Posted by weeds View Post
    you can purchase them in any qty. they are cut down from large sheet. if the sizes on the web page do not suit you can request your own size (width, length, thickness) and they will cut it for you
    Thanks Kelvin, but the question was, do you buy them in two's or four's?

    Good answer, to a different question
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    two is normally enough to get you out of bother..
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    Quote Originally Posted by weeds View Post
    you can purchase them in any qty.
    i kinda answered...in any qty

    i have a pair of them, yet to be used but are mounted to the roofrack for just incase
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    Quote Originally Posted by weeds View Post
    i have a pair of them, yet to be used but are mounted to the roofrack for just incase
    Thanks, that was the bit I wanted to know
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    2 at the end thats stuck or diagonally opposed is the go.
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    Quote Originally Posted by loanrangie View Post
    2 at the end thats stuck or diagonally opposed is the go.
    Diagonally opposed? Really? But I don't have diff lockers, just a CDL.
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    get a pair and put them both under one end.

    They are pretty damn heavy.

    I have 4 (back at home) and they are very good. 1 will support the whole weight of one corner of my car and have rescued it a number of times.

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