Also, what sort of material should these be made from, if I was to get some made up?
Cheers.
Lift legality
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SP450andLE
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Lift legality
Right, so I found this pic on Baxter's website, and I was wondering if it would be legal to do this sort of thing in NZ?
Also, what sort of material should these be made from, if I was to get some made up?
Cheers.
Also, what sort of material should these be made from, if I was to get some made up?
Cheers.
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muddyhilux
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Re: Lift legality
basically a coil spacer so yeah with a cert its legal
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Re: Lift legality
They're made from all sorts of things. Over here, I used polybush, people have used old conveyor belts, in Sweden they used Ikea chopping boards. You need something hard, but flexible.
Regards,
Regards,