
fitting the Ladder
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fitting the Ladder
Another one for you guys, I have T25 which when I bought it the chap gave me the ladder that he had taken off the tailgate, I now want to refit it but how can I do this when the holes are in a sheet metal cavity, almost like i could do with a plasterboard fixing for sheet metal.. any ideas would be well recieved 

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Re: fitting the Ladder
dont really get what your saying
i thought it bolted thru the top of the tailgate accessed from the rear of the panel.
i thought it bolted thru the top of the tailgate accessed from the rear of the panel.
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Re: fitting the Ladder
Thats what happens with the bottom bolts but don't have any access to the inside where the top bolts seem like they should sit as its inside the cavity and you cant get at it.. 

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I've got a feeling a post was put up about this a while ago and from what I can remember there is meant to be adjustable clips that hang over the top of the rear door, not bolt through. Either that or it was adjustable at the bottom...! One of those anyway! 

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Re: fitting the Ladder
similar except there is a strip of metal that connects both of the bolt holes.. if that makes sense if not i will take a photo tomorrow and post it 

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Re: fitting the Ladder
not a Sleeper then for sure.
you could drill and tap maybe
you could drill and tap maybe
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