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Who builds roll cages (Victoria)

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Who builds roll cages (Victoria)

Post by ToNkA »

Exo or internal, who has info/contacts for me.

Want a cage for the sinlge cab lux and want to know who is going to build it for me and how much?

Info people...........

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Post by V8Patrol »

I'm about to do one for ScrewyScrewball's ( Jeff ) MQ ......

I know........................ that doesnt help much ! .......



but you got a free bump atleast :armsup:

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Post by MYTTUF »

Try Eureka in Dandy Sth or Tuff Stuff or even Cheezy as he seems to do everything else. There are heaps to choose from I think.
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Post by davejb »

Trik Roll Cages, I think thats their correct name, anyway Bennet St Dandenong. They build Cams approved cages. I dnt have their Ph no handy sorry :) you will have to look it up.
Know another guy but he dosent use CDS. So it depends on your reason
for wanting a cage which type you opt for.

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Post by MissDrew »

I wouldn`t go anywhere but Cheezy`s for a cage. Most of the winch challenge top runners have his cages now, I think that in its self speaks for its self.
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Post by sierrajim »

I used trik last time, did a pretty good job.
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Post by ToNkA »

Anyone dare to throw prices out there, even super rough ball park?

Will most probably go through Cheezy, he was most helpful on the phone today.
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Post by sierrajim »

If you had cheezy on the phone why didn't you ask him then?
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Post by 80diesel4play »

I 've seen another cagemakers cage survive a huge rollover at 130km/h.... Guess? 5 times end to end - and he walked away from that acco...

9729 4899 - ask and you shall learn... Allow around $1000 for something decent 6 point.
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Post by ToNkA »

vitarajim wrote:If you had cheezy on the phone why didn't you ask him then?


:roll:

So whenever you buy anything, you ring one place get a price and never check how it stands in the market?

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Post by getdirty »

80diesel4play wrote:I 've seen another cagemakers cage survive a huge rollover at 130km/h.... Guess? 5 times end to end - and he walked away from that acco...

9729 4899 - ask and you shall learn... Allow around $1000 for something decent 6 point.


It if wasn't for that cage he certainly wouldn't be alive now! They also did a lot of last minute cages for the Ateco competitors this year.
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Post by ToNkA »

And the company is?
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Post by getdirty »

ToNkA wrote:And the company is?


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Thanks.
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Post by sierrajim »

When it comes to the quality of work and reputation that cheezy has, yes i would ask him how much it would cost, make sure i could afford it then book it in.

One of the advantages of getting cheezy to do a cage is that he actually owns and drives a 4x4 unlike many other cage builders who run race cars not 4x4's. He knows how cage design will affect your rigs offroad performance and characteristics.

Have not seen one done by AUS4x4 as yet but would be interested to have a look.

Don't forget to ask what type of steel they are going to make it out of. Some suppliers may be cheaper due to lesser quality steel.
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Post by MissDrew »

Cheezy will NOT make a cage out of anything other then Dom tube or better.
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Post by Bitsamissin »

Yeah and Cheezy doesn't mind if you stroke his leg or pat his bum after a job well done :lol:
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Post by Cheezy4x4 »

He He, Yer, Frank you the Goat I mean MAN.
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Bitsamissin wrote:Yeah and Cheezy doesn't mind if you stroke his leg or pat his bum after a job well done :lol:
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Post by Mczook »

Hey Cheezy

You have some fans out there some maybe a little too close. ;) But I will agree with the others, Mark gets my vote.

I find the idea of tube quality interesting, i am interested in hearing opinions as to what the best material is to use for cages & barwork and why?
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Post by Cheezy4x4 »

They just want to use my body, Guts and Jamie (fourwheeling) are the worst, they ring every day talking dirty to me :? :oops: :?:
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Post by bazzle »

And to be fair Brown Davis has been doing them for years too. CAMS cert

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Post by Drafty »

Call Andrew at Ontrack. 9331 6536. Enough said.
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Post by ISUZUROVER »

Mczook wrote:Hey Cheezy
i am interested in hearing opinions as to what the best material is to use for cages & barwork and why?


I find this interesting as well.

DOM (Drawn Over Mandrel) is only mild steel, and has a seam. So why would it be any better than other types of seamed mild steel tube or pipe???

In a cage you want it to deform (bend) rather than snap pipes or split welds/seams (Ideally you would want it to remain intact but I am talking about the extremes of cage durability), so mild steel would be a better choice than stiffer steel alloys which cannot plastically deform as much. But surely seamless tube/pipe would be better? I have seen some of the US buggies made from cro-mo tube but although lighter, it would be stiffer so probably not as good as a cage.
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Post by Midget »

Cheezy4x4 wrote:They just want to use my body, Guts and Jamie (fourwheeling) are the worst, they ring every day talking dirty to me :? :oops: :?:


I thought you said you would never cheat on me.
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Post by MissDrew »

Fourwheelin wrote:And as for you GUTS
STAY AWAY FROM MY MAN BIATCH


Well then you had better be at his shop before me on Saturday or I`ll bet you to him yet again :finger:
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Post by Midget »

Guts wrote:
Fourwheelin wrote:And as for you GUTS
STAY AWAY FROM MY MAN BIATCH


Well then you had better be at his shop before me on Saturday or I`ll bet you to him yet again :finger:


Thats ok,I already had him this week,And anyway he had to go to the doctor today,That slimey green puss filled scabby sore has come back.So you can have this weekend. :lol: :lol: :lol: :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll:
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Post by MissDrew »

Cool, that stuff was sooooooo tasty last time :armsup:
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Post by Midget »

:rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll:
Yeah i should have known,You probably pick the scab just so you can smear it all over you. :lol: :lol: :lol: :twisted: :twisted:
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Fourwheelin wrote::rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll:
Yeah i should have known,You probably pick the scab just so you can smear it all over you. :lol: :lol: :lol: :twisted: :twisted:
gee i'm glad i'm in qld you just don't do that stuff up here in the sunshine state.u dud's are sick and need HELP :rofl: :rofl:
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