Choosing a Tray and Canopy... And the Mistakes to AVOID!!! | Part 1/2
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- čas přidán 11. 03. 2021
- In this video, Alastair goes in-depth through the features of our trays, as well as the capacities of particular features. He also elaborates on weight and weight distribution, and finally selects the fully optioned tray that he would put on his Ford Ranger.
Let us know what your thoughts are in the comments section!
Table of Features:
drive.google.com/file/d/1ue6r...
For more details on the trays and canopies that we provide, check out our website at www.gcitraytec.com.au/
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GCI Group - gcigroup.com.au/
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Great video, thanks.
Looking forward to the next one's.
Awesome video guys. Thanks for all the information. Explained well of the variations.
Appreciate the feedback 🙌🏼
Another EPIC presentation, very informative
Thanks for the explanation easy to understand.
Did you include the weight of water in the tray weight?
Good video looks like out guys have all the good stuff, do you do ranger extra cab trays?
Cannot download. How big dieseltank can I fit under tray for a D22 navara Double cab with 2 inch bodylift
Is there a water tank that fits in the headboard? Is this option available for the Hilux?
If you have a long range fuel tank does this affect the water tank options?
Hey mate, we do not currently have an option for a headboard water tank for the Hilux's, they are only available for the US Trucks and LC200s.
Also, we have not had any issues with long range fuel tanks as far as selecting your water tank because all fuel tanks we have seen are underneath the chassis. However, we can not say for certain as it depends on a couple other factors that could affect the outcome.
If you need more clarification, please give us a call and we can explain further!
It would be really useful if you could have included some measurements of possible overhang lenghs as its talked about a lot in the video but no real examples or infomation given apart from the solidworks picture and from that I could not really tell if you were talking an 150mm overhang or a 400mm overhang.
Other than that a very good video with some real content, not just marketing spin. good work
Thanks for the comment! The feedback is awesome to receive. We'll keep that in mind for the next part of the series.