GDAY ANYONE KNOW IF YOU HAVE TO HAVE A MOD PLATE FOR A BARRIER? I BOUGHT A MAGNA ONE FOR $10 AND AM GOING TO CUT THE TOP DOWN TO FIT A GQ WITH DRAWS
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MOD PLATE FOR CARGO BARRIER?
What new law? what does it say about cargo barriers?BASSYK wrote:yes you do but make sure you get it to an engineer before the new laws come in.
ive heard they are cracking down on cargo barriers
Surely they wont give people like ARB the power to ok an installation of a cargo barrier? youd be safer installing yourself!
Paul
That would be the new law regulating private installation of cargo barriers (check Section 37-04, sub section d : Installation of Cargo Safety Devices).barbz wrote:What new law? what does it say about cargo barriers?BASSYK wrote:yes you do but make sure you get it to an engineer before the new laws come in.
ive heard they are cracking down on cargo barriers
Surely they wont give people like ARB the power to ok an installation of a cargo barrier? youd be safer installing yourself!
Paul
They will have to be engineered after the new laws come in.
Qld only, check www.transport.qld.gov.au. NSW already has cargo barrier rules, Vic and WA are soft on them.barbz wrote:Can you provide the link and which state does this affect?
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Paul
This is not legal advice.
I was only taking the piss, but from what i've tracked down in Vic you can DIY, although manufacturers do suggest that a "qualified" person does the install.chimpboy wrote:Qld only, check www.transport.qld.gov.au. NSW already has cargo barrier rules, Vic and WA are soft on them.barbz wrote:Can you provide the link and which state does this affect?
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Paul
In other states i'd say that for legal reasons, a receipt from a qualified fitter/mechanic would suffice.
coxy321 wrote:I was only taking the piss, but from what i've tracked down in Vic you can DIY, although manufacturers do suggest that a "qualified" person does the install.chimpboy wrote:Qld only, check www.transport.qld.gov.au. NSW already has cargo barrier rules, Vic and WA are soft on them.barbz wrote:Can you provide the link and which state does this affect?
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Paul
In other states i'd say that for legal reasons, a receipt from a qualified fitter/mechanic would suffice.
Thought that was the case, I fitted mine myself but it's thereto keep the dogs in the back more than anything.
Paul
Did you use existing mounting holes, or did you have to put some in (rivnut etc.)?
Most of the newer cars i've been in have already had the mounts there for cargo barriers, so its just a case of bolting one in. I think the authorities might get a bit toey with people putting their own mounts etc. in though. I've seen some dodgy-ass barrier installs too (ie. using small gauge sheetmetal screws rather than 8-10mm bolts).
Most of the newer cars i've been in have already had the mounts there for cargo barriers, so its just a case of bolting one in. I think the authorities might get a bit toey with people putting their own mounts etc. in though. I've seen some dodgy-ass barrier installs too (ie. using small gauge sheetmetal screws rather than 8-10mm bolts).
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