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Full Height Land Rover Cargo Barrier/Dog Cage
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devonchilliman
 


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Full Height Land Rover Cargo Barrier/Dog Cage

I have a few questions re the above

A..does the D3 cargo barrier/dog guard also fit the D4 Question

B..If so can the 2nd row seats be used,ie upright with the cargo barrier/dog guard in place Question

C.. Also can the sliding floor be used while the cargo barrier/dog guard is in place Question

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Post #87085114th Dec 2011 4:03 pm
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MrH
 


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Yes, yes, not sure but should think so.

I use the D3 full height guard in my D4, it, no problem for the 2nd row seats, just the third row aren't accessible. The floor bolts to the load lashings as does the bottom fixings of the guard, but I don't think fitting one would exclude the other.  
Post #87085314th Dec 2011 4:09 pm
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devonchilliman
 


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MrH....thanks Thumbs Up

I've already got the sliding floor Mr. Green ,so I know that the floor bolts to the load lashings as you say Thumbs Up ,only thing that concerns me is that you say the bottom of the guard bolts to the load lashings ,which are already used by the sliding floor Confused

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Do you ever get to the Bristol/Gloucester area? If so drop by and try mine, or I could post the bottom fixing brackets to you to try.  
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devonchilliman
 


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Thanks ...that's v.kind of you ,maybe somebody else might know the answer to (C) ,if not I might take you up on either of your kind offers Thumbs Up Www.devonchilliman.co.uk  
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devonchilliman
 


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Anyone ??? Www.devonchilliman.co.uk  
Post #87099414th Dec 2011 8:09 pm
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devonchilliman
 


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Re: Full Height Land Rover Cargo Barrier/Dog Cage

devonchilliman wrote:


C.. Also can the sliding floor be used while the cargo barrier/dog guard is in place Question
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I've answered my own question Laughing

Yes it does :thumbsup:

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