Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: richywilts on September 21, 2014, 10:34:55 pm
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not sure if any roof rack will fit any transit connect or if id have to get an on that is built specifically for a hi top version of the van would the roof be different on these or just same but higher
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I'm sure it's only lwb and swb that's different. Think I measured it at some point.
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RHINO roof bars off ebay richy.cost just under £100.brand new.they do the job! ;)
just type it in on ebay. :)
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Just recently bought a lwb hi top transit connect and I went for thule profesional Bars, get them from fasteronline.co.uk give them a ring if you can't find them on website, there under professional roof bars, or heavy duty roof bars. Reason I went for thule is they also have a special ladder mechanism you can purchase later that pulls out and down the side of the van for easy access to ladders. Its called the 'thule ladder tilt' and as said, is an upgrade for the future!
Ps I've found the roof bars superb, they look great and fit perfectly. Really really well made.
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i bet they are expensive though mate just for a roof rack! ::)roll ;D
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Get one with a roller on the back, think truc rack do them.
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ive seen one on ebay thats going cheap enough quite local too me so see how that goes
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SDV TRADE RACKS - CLITHEROE
We only buy their stuff - best that money can buy
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richy doesnt need "the best that money can buy" and neither do most of us! ;D ;D
its a ROOF RACK! ;D ;D
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same with poles I suppose.
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Only went for thule for the simple reason of being able to add the ladder tilt at a later date, plus it's hard to come by a decent roof rack that fits the connect. I've always gone for budget roof racks in the past, but this one is aluminium, nice and light weight, no wind noise, and as said means I can fit the ladder tilt. Didn't fancy ladder rollers as I like to keep the ladders clamped with winder clamps that I can padlock over night - assuming you were thinking addind rollers with stalks that dont secure the ladder.
Ladder tilt looks great as means you don't need to use step ladders to clamp
Ladders on roof, check it out on YouTube!
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same with poles I suppose.
not at all dave.ive spent 2 grand on 3 poles,brushes and goosenecks but i try and not pay over a hundred quid for a roof rack as i only use my ladders a few times a week.most days the ladders dont even come off the van! ;D ;D
good decent,light poles are essential IMO if you use them all day/every day.