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Okay buddy, will start later as we're just about to go out for the day see some crocs and such, speak later. Sorry for hi-jacking the thread. Lee

Just a bit too powerful, shame something like that never made it into production

Have taken shed loads of piccies, didn't think anyone would be interested though. It's always been our intention to stay in Oz, in fact we applied for our visa 3 years ago, still waiting for answer, could still get a negative response. As for the piccies if people want I can start a thread...

Are you saying the trailer should be braked? think that's been thought of before. :D

Have 2 sets, one for road use and for playing, the off roads will make so much noise.

Yeah currently in Borneo for 2 weeks, although heading back to Kuala Lumpur tomorrow, we're having to wait for results from the medicals for the Oz visas, nice part of the world to stuck but costing a fortune, just want to get moving again.

Easily done mate, mine's been on 2 doors and going onto another soon, if I can find one that is. Lee

Is it time for trading standards or did you fit the new head?

Don't forget to tell us how you get on, and welcome to LZ

Looking alittle closer at your first piccie the fixing is offset from the pivot, mine is directly behind it so would need a bit of bracing

Not doubting its strength Buster just saying that mines different. Although when the door is slammed shut there is still a fair amount of weight being pushed against the door and personally feel that a couple of plates do help to spread that load. Horses for courses i suppose. Lee

This thread is as funny as fook, was you serious RichM or just having a laugh?

Start with the left one as probably siezed

Mine is much more substantial than that with 2 plates as already mentioned, I swapped mine from 1 door to another without any probs.

The only other option you have is to make the carrier with the plate in place, close the door and usin a very short pencil mark a couple of holes, then dismantle the plate start drilling and fix it in place, be sure to adjust the stop properly once you're done, fit good washers inside to stop...

Hi Jason We're doing great thanks mate. Currently in Borneo, done some diving, wildlife spotting etc. Paul should have what you need because he fits the secondary tanks and I'm pretty sure that what you're missing aren't re-fitted. By all means use my name, just mention Lee with the zebra...

Could it have been left in your old door?

There should be a plate inside as well, sure mine is a Mantec and there are two plates

what gearbox, what vehicle, some info would help.

No the cap will hold it in place