DURATOOL D03137 Black Water Resistant Case with Wheels and Foam Insert - 355mm x 560mm x 230mm

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You can fill out our help required form which you can use to request a quote for 22-24140 from some of our verified obsolescence suppliers. If I had really wide bags, removal might be a concern but with bags only as wide as the bars, fugitaboutit. The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products.

I would recommend that, if you get the cases, that you put a blob of epoxy or something on the ends of the hinge pins; the vibrations from riding tend to make them work themselves out of the hinges.MOBILITY CASE, POLYPROPYLENE, BLACK; Carrying Case Material:PP (Polypropylene); Case Color:Black; External Height - Imperial:26. I use the 5117 in the pic's but if you want it slightly lighter and also a bit deeper so you can stack two cables on both sides you should go for the SKB, it's almost identical in length/width.

ersatzplanet wrote:I see many examples of people screwing the rails directly to the sides of the pelican case. This Duratool 42 piece screwdriver set comprises of 8 standard screwdrivers both plain slotted and cross point and a 1/4 hex bit holding screwdriver all of which have highly visible orange and black comfort grip handles and 150mm Felxible Shaft extension. Lockable catches and carry handle • Suitable for wall or bench mounting • Durable impact resistant plastic construction • Dimensions (HxWxD): 310mm x 377mm x 265mm • Eac.HARDBACK CASE, COPLYMER; Carrying Case Material:Copolymer; Case Color:-; External Height - Imperial:5. I have a CNC cutter that cuts aluminum as well as wood so I make sides and fittings so there's no gap between rail and case. Telescopic handle and two wheels, suitable for hand luggage on most aircraft (please make sure different airlines have different hand luggage dimensions).

Next trip is the week after next, so I hope to have them fitted by then and I'll report back on how they hold up. Looks like a pretty good dust seal, down sides I can see is that the design of the hinges means it won't stand on an end, doesn't stand quite upright on the hinge face but shouldn't fall over, and although there are four small protruding feet on the bottom face they don't match up with the squares in the ridging on the top face so they don't lock together / stack well. However, the fact is, mine get smashed once every so often, so after a while you can easily justify the peli. I'm thinking of cutting up some internal ply / MDF dividers and foam covering them, but that's another issue. I used the same mounts on my other cases (smaller Pelicans) and they seem to be pretty good - no movement once they are mounted and very easy to remove.However the waterproofing is all good and you can take a dive with your modular is a really cool idea I think for most uses the case only need to be splash and rain proof not fully submerged under water. It takes about a week to learn how to play a synthesizer, but several years to learn how *not* to play it. With 19 compartments ready to separate your items, you'll be able to arrange everything easily and securely.