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LR Nuts



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L663 stowage of Bridging Boards
Ive had a platform on top the the spare wheel for some time now, the bridging boards fit well and do not clash with the rear wiper.


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Post #1035583 24th May 2024 3:39pm
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Ritson



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Hi LR Nuts

Where did you get the platform from? Do you have any idea as to the maximum weight the spare wheel can support. I'm trying to find a solution for stowing my dog ramp, which is too large to get in the back of the car with the dog at the same time.

Cheers Current: MY22 P400e SE
Prior: Discovery Sport HSE, Jaguar F-Type S, Discovery 3, RR Vogue
Post #1035585 24th May 2024 4:02pm
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LR Nuts



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Where did you get the platform from?

This platform was a custom build. Much of what I have is built in my workshop.

any idea as to the maximum weight the spare wheel can support.

I don't. I feel the carrier is not overloading the tailgate.


Good luck with your search.



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Post #1035594 24th May 2024 4:54pm
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LR Nuts



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kindred Spirit ........

https://www.defender2.net/forum/topic80449-46.html

........ then scroll down.

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Post #1035614 24th May 2024 7:45pm
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Ritson



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LR Nuts wrote:
Where did you get the platform from?

This platform was a custom build. Much of what I have is built in my workshop.

any idea as to the maximum weight the spare wheel can support.

I don't. I feel the carrier is not overloading the tailgate.


Good luck with your search.



Ah, ok. Thanks Current: MY22 P400e SE
Prior: Discovery Sport HSE, Jaguar F-Type S, Discovery 3, RR Vogue
Post #1035644 25th May 2024 3:06am
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Moo



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I bought my rear carrier from Bison. Really well made and you have the advantage of no import duty! Eiger Grey MY23 D250 SE with bits. Known as Noddy.
Post #1035666 25th May 2024 9:21am
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Ritson



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thanks I'll check them out Current: MY22 P400e SE
Prior: Discovery Sport HSE, Jaguar F-Type S, Discovery 3, RR Vogue
Post #1035670 25th May 2024 9:45am
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The_75th



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Out of interest, why are you limited to 56MPH?
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Post #1041318 29th Jul 2024 10:48pm
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The_75th



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Why would it be
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