what type is best looking for a t25?
where can i buy one and what are the types?
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Aiba Works alloy basket from a Pajero. You will probably need to widen the mounting brackets if fitting to a tin top. Easily done though.
Have a look at Greg's in this thread. https://club8090.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=109615
Have a look at Greg's in this thread. https://club8090.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=109615
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thanks.. that looks nice... aluminum.. light.. nice looking and not to ugly either.. def worth a look around for..
Also like the loose front bits making it possible to transport something longer.
thanks again..
Also like the loose front bits making it possible to transport something longer.
thanks again..
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They turn up regularly on ebay. Go for between £70 and £100. Search under "Pajero rack" or "Shogun rack". I think you need the rectangular one rather than the square one - maybe someone can confirm that?
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The rack measures approx 50 x 47 inch at its basket, so yes, not quite square I guess. Don't ask me to go back out measure it at the brackets. Its far too cold.....brrrrrrr....ask Tom 
Think that answers one of your old PM's also tforthurton! Slacking on the turn around time I know...
It is really useful, but I think I need a ladder also. It's easy to throw heavy stuff up there but a bit more difficult to balance on the wheel and get it out. The front bars are just commercial roof bars from Halfords. I liked them as they sat a bit higher than most and feel up to carrying my 9.5ft longboard.

Think that answers one of your old PM's also tforthurton! Slacking on the turn around time I know...
It is really useful, but I think I need a ladder also. It's easy to throw heavy stuff up there but a bit more difficult to balance on the wheel and get it out. The front bars are just commercial roof bars from Halfords. I liked them as they sat a bit higher than most and feel up to carrying my 9.5ft longboard.
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I did wonder about that, when I was looking at your post with the pictures. Tought maybe you stood on the rear wheel. I've got a ladder in the shed, waiting to go on the bus. And a wheel carrier too. One day I'll get round to putting them on.
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I've got an Audi one for sale. £40.


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