On Tuesday 12 June 2001 14:39, you wrote:
> > and at least a
> >roll bar if not roll cage. the seats should and will also be
> > mounted to the frame mounted cage.
>
> You may have a problems with this. You sit over the outside frame
> rail so a roll cage that is around the side of the interior/exterior
> is well outside the frame. And on left hand drive LRs there is just
> no space for a front left interior cage leg. I think LR had a good
> idea by making the cage external. The hard part is anchoring it.
For roll-cage design (and specs, look no further than the ARC web pages
(http://www.the-arc.co.uk/regulations/rbindex.htm)
ARC => Association of Rover Clubs
ARC clubs hold Trials and Competitive Safaris that require roll-cages,
and the regulations specify the minimum requirements for the building,
and mounting, of those cages.
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