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Series 2 width

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Series 2 width

Post by Vineboy »

Just a quickie. How wide is a plain jane series 2 Paj (not GLS with flares)? Something around a NH.
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i would say about 175-180cm, mines a 94 GL base model shorty, its got landcruiser offset rims and 33" tyres, and it measures 186cm outside of rear wheel to outside of rear wheel. so yeh, i dunno exactly how you want to measure the width wheel to wheel, centre of, outside of, width of guards.... :? but its too cold as it is anyways to go measure :D

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According to my Owner's Manual, GL/GLX are 1695 wide, GLS/Exceed are 1785.

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Post by Vineboy »

Thanks guys,
It has to be narrow enough to be able to drive through a vinyard so I need something no bigger than 1.9m.
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Post by klrevo »

Vineboy wrote:Thanks guys,
It has to be narrow enough to be able to drive through a vinyard so I need something no bigger than 1.9m.
yeh my paj is kinda wide :? for a paj, the wheels stick out a bit, and he comes in under that figure, stock one, will 5hit it in i rekon, is this allowing for you to still be able to open your doors in the vineyards??? just a thought

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Vineboy wrote:Thanks guys,
It has to be narrow enough to be able to drive through a vinyard so I need something no bigger than 1.9m.
Out of curiosity, are your vines on 3m, or 2.5? I've spent some time in a 3m vineyard, and Patrols and L300 van work OK.

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Post by Vineboy »

Hi Scott,
3.3 row spacings but on a two tier trellis. I just sold my zook which was ideal for this but no good for carting the kids, hence looking at swb wagons and using a trailer when I need a ute. Also looking at rodeos and tritons esp 90's models as they are narrower. Hard to find decent diesels though!
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Post by jkwpajero »

Andrew
I have a gen 1 lwb 2.5td for sale. Recon engine so runs like a dream and plenty of extras. :) or, if anyone else is interested just PM me or reply to
jgwall@tpg.com.au

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Post by Vineboy »

Thanks James but need swb because it's more nimble.
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Post by jkwpajero »

It was worth a try Andrew :) Keep me in mind just in case. By the way I have recently purchased a later model Paj from one of Oranges police force. Nice coincidence eh? :cool:

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