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Xtra cab steel tray fitment onto a dual cab
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Sat, 25 Jan 2014 7:09 +0000by apostoly
Im looking at buying a steel tray for my 2005 dual cab SR, just wondering if a extra cab tray would fit straight on with out any issues
Re: Xtra cab steel tray fitment onto a dual cab
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Thu, 30 Jan 2014 1:38 +0000by wat700
Pauly,
Not sure about the mounting process but I think you might find that the length of the extra cab tray would not be legal on a dual cab ute. I forget the exact dimensions but there is a restriction on tray size / overhang.
Cheers,
Re: Xtra cab steel tray fitment onto a dual cab
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Thu, 30 Jan 2014 3:49 +0000by Cruiserdog
Your mounts wouldn't line up. I have a single cab size tray on an extra cab (how i brought it) and it is more of a hinderance than a help. Two things straight up are that i can't get a hi-lift under the towbar and it won't fit in my shed. So bigger is not always better in this case.
Re: Xtra cab steel tray fitment onto a dual cab
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Thu, 30 Jan 2014 11:28 +0000by Schwanm
What does your long tray look like on the extra cab cruiserdog? Pics?
Re: Xtra cab steel tray fitment onto a dual cab
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Sun, 12 May 2024 1:29 +0000by Cruiserdog
Looong!! Nah it's not to bad. My only real gripe is not being able to get hi-lift in. I'll try and post a picture up.
Re: Xtra cab steel tray fitment onto a dual cab
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Sun, 12 May 2024 6:58 +0000by Rob_Wood
Cruiserdog wrote:Looong!! Nah it's not to bad. My only real gripe is not being able to get hi-lift in. I'll try and post a picture up.
Interested in those pics, I'm thinking of something similar to fit on a "Tradies Canopy" for a camping fitout. Whether I use a tray mount or a chassis mount will depend on what I can find by shopping around the wreckers web search.