Does one simply not get the staff to do such mundane choresOr even better get two.
I place them side by side, the bike goes on one, I walk up the other.
Does one simply not get the staff to do such mundane choresOr even better get two.
I place them side by side, the bike goes on one, I walk up the other.
that's what i have..... but being short it's still a stretch to push the bike, balance it and step up into the van - i have a step to assist but it still gets a bit dodgy - maybe another ramp to walk up - their cheap enough... or maybe one of these...Get a foldable long full size ramp, much safer, all the bike couriers have one.
Looks like it would be difficult to get it reversed up to the loading position - I would rather use my curved ramp, it's an easy and safe one man method, but I am tall with no belly in the waythat's what i have..... but being short it's still a stretch to push the bike, balance it and step up into the van - i have a step to assist but it still gets a bit dodgy - maybe another ramp to walk up - their cheap enough... or maybe one of these...
So that’s why you bought the van
How did you get your van in the shower?
This one is the full width of the van door opening and is attached to the van, it’s folds out and is very long and therefore not to steep, you just walk in next to your bike? Easy peasythat's what i have..... but being short it's still a stretch to push the bike, balance it and step up into the van - i have a step to assist but it still gets a bit dodgy - maybe another ramp to walk up - their cheap enough... or maybe one of these...
given the height of the rears step you could lift any bike that far.... clearly required for a wheel chair.View attachment 14465
What you need is a WAV.
Do you have a link
Do you have a link
Thanks
Cool.
When I say camper, it is small so basically a bed , side table and everything else like cooker and stuff will be pull out and under an awning.View attachment 14681
My bro just bought this. Been looking for ages and despite them being 20 plus years old the go for a fortune for a shit one.
We were looking at one a few weeks back $7k kiwi and it was junk.
This one needs work but his mate had it as a project and has now too many other things happening.
He got it for $1600!!!
Has a top end rattle but for that money he can afford to put a reconditioned long block in it ,do it up as a camper and still be quids in.
The lifting kit and racks on it are around 4k for a start!!!
Its a manual 4x4 and it will go most places with ease...
I bet that wd40 helps with the paint finish..
When I say camper, it is small so basically a bed , side table and everything else like cooker and stuff will be pull out and under an awning.
Used as a weight for the sheeting only. The finish was crap and had to be rubbed down again epic fail but a bit of fun.I bet that wd40 helps with the paint finish..
They are pretty fucken bad alright and the lifting kit does it no favours at all!! But if driven with the respect it deserves, its a handy bit of kit.They are very "tippy overish" those feckin things, saw one after getting clipped by a Mini as it was turning, it rolled 3 times....
It might be small to some but do you still need a ladder to get in itWhen I say camper, it is small so basically a bed , side table and everything else like cooker and stuff will be pull out and under an awning.
I dont... but at least if I did im still able to climb one pops...It might be small to some but do you still need a ladder to get in it