Found a New company on the web doing luggage racks which may be suitable for Marlin owners,they go by the name of Icon Developments
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Re: Luggage Racks
Message originally posted by: Stefan Carlton
On this topic, and to test the picture uploading jobie, I'm making my own luggage rack. I cut the now warped wood (I've had it in storage for over a year) and sized it up on the back of the car today - have a look at the photos for a laugh!
Suffice to say I'll be needing my trailer board!
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Message originally posted by: Anon
Dear Stefan, how many does your extension sleep?
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Re: Luggage Racks
Message originally posted by: Stefan Carlton
Well, someone remarked it looks like a coffin I'll admit! As for the weight, it's bloody heavy - it's a lot of 1/2" marine ply after all. My thoughts are is that the bigger space allows for the same amount of stuff to be packed in easier, but I'm thinking I'll have to look towards a tow-bar trailer come next years touring plans - the weight over the rear axles will mean I'm bottoming out even more.
Still, make it too big and it can be cut down.
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Message originally posted by: Sue Roedel (MOC, Editor)
Triallists will be asking you for the patent.....
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Have you got a URL for the luggage racks please?
Found http://www.icondevs.co.uk but no mention of the racks...
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My mistake! I should have put Metal Mule,though i beleive icon are agents.Metal Mule started with motorcycle racks but have crossed overto four wheel market.
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Just ordered a nice stainless one from Europa:
https://secure.visav.co.uk/avshop/products.asp?getcats=true&cat=28
I intend to fix it permanently so I'll post some pics when it's done - assuming I don't make a hash of it!
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Re: Luggage Racks
Message originally posted by: Club chief Mourner
Whats this a marlin funeral hearst
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