For the rear luggage tub.........
A trip to the hardware store produced a couple of plastic door handles, (metal/folding flat type available,too) some large flat metal and rubber washers, and the appropriate size screws.
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After marking the handles in a more comfortable lifting position, (instead of that spread eagle/back cracking/lift both sides, or finding someone to "help" by ripping up their side's top rubber molding) I drilled those small marked holes in the 'glass tub and used the washers to spread the load underneath, to now make that otherwise awkward removing/installing the tub a much easier one person task, even when it's partially filled.
I will readily admit to seeing/stealing this idea from #3189, so this one might have been around NorCal for quite a while, but I love 'em.........
I will readily admit to seeing/stealing this idea from #3189, so this one might have been around NorCal for quite a while, but I love 'em.........
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I have a set on 5357 too. Great minds think alike!
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You can get them at any electronics supplier (Arrow, Mouser, DigiKey). They are for rack mounted electronics faceplates.
Beef them up with big washers like Ron did.
Rack mount Handles
Rocky
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You can get them at any electronics supplier (Arrow, Mouser, DigiKey). They are for rack mounted electronics faceplates.
Beef them up with big washers like Ron did.
Rack mount Handles
Rocky
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