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Thread: Flatdecks for Ranger/BT50 PX

  1. 11-04-2019, 11:04 PM #1
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    Flatdecks for Ranger/BT50 PX

    Hello - does anyone know how much work is involved in fitting a flatdeck from the pre 2011 Ranger/BT50 to the later series?? I'm in need of a replacement for my 2013 BT50 wellside, funds are tight and the only used ones I can find are for the old series.
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  3. 11-04-2019, 11:07 PM #2
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    I'm pretty sure that @sambnz put one from a new series on the older series (2008?) Pretty straight forward. Opposite of what you want to do. He's in Molesworth roar block at the moment but may be able to offer some advice.
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    Shouldn’t be much of a job. Relocate the mountings. That’s assuming the fuel filler is ina similar position
    Put a Mitsi one on a Hilux a while back and a couple of hrs later had a load on it.
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    Sorry, can’t offer any advise on this. All I did was swap the wellside on an 07 PJ ranger for a flat deck. Best of luck


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    the older model has a narrower body as well
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