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OK TR'ers.. I'm looking to buy a 'packer'. It doesn't have to be fancy or even look like much (do any of them?).

It does need to have wheels that work and I would LOVE to have the size be in the neighborhood of 100x700x700cm.

A standard roadcase will do nicely..

Brilliant would be in the Perth area..

Thanks!

danander11 wrote:OK TR'ers.. I'm looking to buy a 'packer'. It doesn't have to be fancy or even look like much (do any of them?).

It does need to have wheels that work and I would LOVE to have the size be in the neighborhood of 100x700x700cm.

A standard roadcase will do nicely..

Brilliant would be in the Perth area..

Thanks!

You need a 7 meter by 7 meter roadcase?!?

You could live in that! I wonder how many butterfly catches it would have.

Sammas wrote:

danander11 wrote:OK TR'ers.. I'm looking to buy a 'packer'. It doesn't have to be fancy or even look like much (do any of them?).

It does need to have wheels that work and I would LOVE to have the size be in the neighborhood of 100x700x700cm.

A standard roadcase will do nicely..

Brilliant would be in the Perth area..

Thanks!

You need a 7 meter by 7 meter roadcase?!?

You could live in that! I wonder how many butterfly catches it would have.

I think My "American" is showing.. LOL

Shoulda been 70x70... I get a bit excited about this stuff..

When I was studying engineering I was told that engineers measure in millimetres, centimetres are for dressmakers.......

stosostu wrote:When I was studying engineering I was told that engineers measure in millimetres, centimetres are for dressmakers.......

Dressmakers or European's

I'm gonna go back to inches.. lol

36" x 24" x 24" would be nice.

danander11 wrote:36" x 24" x 24" would be nice.

What's that in metric?

Manning wrote:

danander11 wrote:36" x 24" x 24" would be nice.

What's that in metric?

5 cubit x 3 cubits x 3 cubits

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