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November 29th, 2010 10:46 AM #21
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November 29th, 2010 11:40 AM #22
If it's just drizzle, the bed doesn't get wet either with Pace Edwards or Carryboy Roller Lid.
Minimal rain let's say for about 20 mins, doesn't get wet for both. For an hour, a little bit.
But if it's heavy downpour and the vehicle gets exposed even just for 15 mins, expect that the sides of the floor of the cab have water on them and anything longer than that, expect that the whole flooring to get wet.
For some reason the water could seep somewhere.
To summarize, the results for both are almost the same.
Please take note that these are based from my experiences. Other owners might have different results.
*beni23: For me it still serves its purpose though it's not water tight. The reason why I want this to have on my trucks is for cover. If I bought something that I don't like to put in the cabin, I could just throw it away in the cab, roll the cover, lock it then leave the car. Then if I bought something that can't fit or don't wanna put in the cabin, I'll open the roll top then put it on the bed. Those are my main purpose. One thing that I don't do is put anything valuable or things that I don't want to get wet on the bed.
With me carrying let's say sacks of rice, it doesn't happen everyday so I don't really mind having a little discomfort in arranging our luggage.
So it depends how you use your vehicle.
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November 29th, 2010 11:55 AM #23
Thanks,
On the use - I will put in maximum four bikes (2 MTB, 1 Road, 1 Tri-Bike) reason why roller lid is the way to go for me. At the moment, I know the weakness of the roller lid and I think I can live with it by using a work-around.
Ang kinaiinisan ko lang is the out of stock and I can not wait that long; Carryboy says by the 2nd week of December. In the Strada forum, I learned D/P can not be refunded reason why I do not give D/P to Carryboy Banawe.
I am from Bataan and due for next weekend in Manila. My options would be the ff (If not for the manual Carryboy Alloy Lid):
1) Jumbo Utility Box -- Carryboy; plus a Hollywood bike fork mount.
2) Soft Lid -- Aeroklas
3) Sports Lid of Ride then install a hitch receiver and hitch rack
4) PEdwards roller lid
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November 29th, 2010 03:51 PM #24
im referring to the exact same thing na nakakabit sa strada niyo boss
so yung "Areo - 5,500" is kasama na yung snap ons and the canvass cover itself? san niyo boss nakuha, sa carryboy din? bukas kasi bibili na ako and im in desperate need to find this exact type of bed cover.. ang habol ko lang is lightweight and hindi maulanan ng husto yung laman ng bed (meron naman ako wood crates sa bed elevating the load para hindi siya nakalublob incase pasukin pa rin). many thanks!
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November 29th, 2010 05:55 PM #25
Parekoy - wala pa rin akong takip sa bed marami pang options. To answer your question, sabi ng igan ko, the button is part na ng cover; kasama na rin daw ang kabit. Hindi ko lang ma contact ang igan ko to confirm.
Paki PM mo is tc327; baka lang kasi nasa far North ang si tc327 may fun run kasi ang Strada Club -- dahilan kung bakit wala pa sagot. May tanong rin ako sa kanya kung bubutasan ang sides ng bed to install the button.
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December 1st, 2010 09:22 PM #26
* dboss, thanks boss nakabili na ako P6000. got it from GENEVIEVE Car Accessories sa tapat ng C3 Audio along Banawe. yung pic posted above looks good sa Strada, hapit na hapit, ang layo ng itsura sa akin. yung sakin sa dismaya ko, tinanggal ko na, ang daming crumpled parts sa sides and ang laki ng 'lundo' sa center part ng canvas (synthetic leather) kahit na may metal brace sa gitna.. salamat ulit, i think i'll be goign for PE na lang sometime next year. or, have it customized para maganda at batak ang fit ng canvas... thanks ulit..
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December 2nd, 2010 01:43 PM #28
Thanks -- e lift ang bed then magbutas for the screw ng button, did I get it right?
Noob/hypothethical question -- let us say I had my roller lid already from carryboy, since almost flat ang alloy lid ni carryboy, would it possible to install a soft lid to make it water proof, if too tight na, will scout for a bigger PVC Tarpaulin, say yung pang Trekker or DMax.. pang option lang naman.. TIA
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December 2nd, 2010 01:54 PM #29
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December 3rd, 2010 02:05 AM #30
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