I will check the reciept and let you knowQuote:
Originally Posted by Bones97
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I will check the reciept and let you knowQuote:
Originally Posted by Bones97
Grating FRO
4/33 thornbourogh road
mandurah WA 6210
I got mine for 120 a pair.
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The glass mats (gratemate) look pretty good. Anyone selling them in the eastern states?
Edit- found Bridging Ladders - TrackMats sold by Composite Engineering Pty Ltd 4 Monterey Road, Dandenong South VIC 3175 p: +61 3 9791 3305
I bought a set of the Muputrax a couple of years ago and they come in their own heavy duty bag. As others have said, they are heavier than the plastic type tracks (eg maxtrax etc). Mine came with accessories to turn the pair into a table and bench seat, which I have used several times in that form. Still haven’t needed them for a recovery though!
Found these in the garage during the weekend clean out.
No direct sunlight, I assume the material would still be sound.
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We used to use that stuff for walkways, etc.Quote:
Originally Posted by weeds
Pretty good stuff, but make sure you wear gloves when handling them, especially after they've been used. Lots of lovely fibreglass splinters just waiting for a new home!
Ditching them, have offered up to some mates if they don’t take it I’ll cut a piece to go under the hot water system and send the rest to the dump.Quote:
Originally Posted by donh54
bugger too far and covid...Quote:
Originally Posted by W&KO
I've been thinking about getting a set and modding them so they fit in the gate panels of arkie
Set of those saved son's GU in a sand sink hole. They work better than max tracks and a lot cheaper too.