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waffle boards

Post by WelchyGQ »

lookking at making some waffle boards but not sure what design to make.
wondering if i should use box or angle and rough lengths people are using etc.

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Post by lump_a_charcoal »

What is a waffle board?
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Post by BlueSuzy »

mmm waffles
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Post by grimbo »

I'm guessing you mean these sort of things

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sort of like the maxtrax boards for getting out of bogs etc in sand and mud
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Post by GRPABT1 »

We've got things that looks nearly exactly like grimbo's pic at work cept yellow, they are fibreglass reinforced plastic and very very strong. We use them as drain covers in the rifinery bunded areas and they come with a grippy surface on one side. Perhaps with some research you could find them, blackwoods perhaps???
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Post by Thor »

mate if you're in SE Qld.. 'treebloke' on here has some for sale.
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Post by Taff »

Black plastic keg pallets cut up quite nicely into sand tracks. Or milk crates with each side cut out and laced together, they fold up too.







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Post by Red04VXE »

Anyone used the Bushranger ones??
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Post by WelchyGQ »

yeah i am thinking more for winch challenges rather than sand. They get used more as a ramp than a traction aid, although they do act as both
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Post by GRPABT1 »

The FRP ones I described might hold the weight of a ful size fourby unsupported in the middle if you are lucky but I doubt it, we use them as ramps for dingo loaders and they are fine.
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