Thought I will upload this for my toppi, just a simple slide for 4 ammo crates for his trailer. He used Connect-it blocks, but reinforced it a bit.
To go on top I suggested 2 "milk crates" just for those loose items....
Slides: 2 x 1meter R400 each
Catches: 2 x R70 each
Alu Angle iron: 3 x 3m R119 each
Alu Square tube: 2 x 6m R170 each
Connect it block: about R40 for the lot
Other bits.....
Total R1700
DIY ammo crate drawer
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Re: DIY ammo crate drawer
That's nice and simple!
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Re: DIY ammo crate drawer
Very nice! I don't know these sliders, so maybe a dumb question, but here goes: what's the weight rating on those sliders? If ammo boxxes A & B are a bit heavy, won't they bend? Seem to recall some clever kaalkop oomie in a white lab coat saying something about long levers and a place to stand and moving the earth...
I feel a lot less wise at 45 than I did at 15.
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Re: DIY ammo crate drawer
1,000mm longOupa Stig wrote:Very nice! I don't know these sliders, so maybe a dumb question, but here goes: what's the weight rating on those sliders? If ammo boxxes A & B are a bit heavy, won't they bend? Seem to recall some clever kaalkop oomie in a white lab coat saying something about long levers and a place to stand and moving the earth...
90Kg capacity on 450mm extension, so at full length that 90kg drops, I don't have the facts but would think it will handle 45kg. But these crates will not be loaded with bricks in any case
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Re: DIY ammo crate drawer
Very nice!
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Nice and simple design.
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Re: DIY ammo crate drawer
Nice design,simple but effective
Great thing about those connectors,you can carry spares,where welding alli in the bush becomes a problem.
Great thing about those connectors,you can carry spares,where welding alli in the bush becomes a problem.
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Re: DIY ammo crate drawer
Thanks Wayne for uploading ,very neat
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Re: DIY ammo crate drawer
Nice nice!
Will you be fixing it to the floor? How?
Will you be fixing it to the floor? How?
