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Quadchip vs 4x4 tipper..


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20230804_183528.thumb.jpg.dbc3873860f820af31c949796cfcc6d1.jpgJust got a Hilux tipper to go with the Quadchip but small problem.. 

 

The rear ladder rack is currently right in the line of fire for the chipper and can't really fire over or under efficiently without making a total mess. 

 

Any clever engineering mods your can think of to keep the ladder rack but move it out the way for chipping?

 

Perhaps some kind of swing/hinge/folding/ mechanism? 

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Cut it off, put L shaped, bracket on each upright so you can put it back in, just with a bolt/wingnut to secure it?  Or maybe a U bracket it drops into? Would mean you'd need to undo a couple of nuts each time you want to remove it...

 

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