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wealy Member Since: 29 Jul 2013 Location: Kings Bromley Posts: 1020 |
I am about to get a new dog!
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4th Jul 2015 4:23pm |
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Zirconblue Member Since: 16 Apr 2015 Location: Kent Posts: 1277 |
If it's tailor made for the Range Rover it should be fine (they're hardly complex engineering), but the generic fit any car ones aren't normally all that great |
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4th Jul 2015 4:44pm |
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wealy Member Since: 29 Jul 2013 Location: Kings Bromley Posts: 1020 |
How do they fit? are there any holes to drill or permanent fitting? |
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4th Jul 2015 4:46pm |
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babagee Member Since: 15 Feb 2015 Location: Somewhere between St. Helens & Kazakhstan Posts: 142 |
We've got a RR retractable net guard
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4th Jul 2015 5:07pm |
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Fish Member Since: 30 Aug 2014 Location: Bolton Posts: 301 |
I got the top half type from a member on here. Easy to fit, they just hook into the brackets in the riff then strap down at the bottom.
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4th Jul 2015 5:41pm |
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Zirconblue Member Since: 16 Apr 2015 Location: Kent Posts: 1277 |
The full height ones attach to the lashing points at the bottom and you'll see some plastic covers in the headlining for top mounts. |
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5th Jul 2015 3:58am |
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martinf Member Since: 26 Dec 2014 Location: sussex Posts: 256 |
I ended up with a dog cage rather than a dog guard after the dog scratched at the rear window and ruined the radio reception. Luckily my insurance company accepted my claim for damaged glass but if you have a large dog it is worth thinking about a cage. |
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5th Jul 2015 7:07am |
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Zirconblue Member Since: 16 Apr 2015 Location: Kent Posts: 1277 |
good point, also means you can open the back up at motor way services to air the car out. |
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5th Jul 2015 4:41pm |
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