Hey all.
I am looking for a cargo barrier for my 86 fj60. Does anyone know where i could get one? Thanks
I am looking for a cargo barrier for my 86 fj60. Does anyone know where i could get one? Thanks
Cargo Barrier
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Cargo barrier as in like a dog gate that goes behind the back seat up to the ceiling?
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Yes. I'm looking for a solid one not a cargo net.I'm hoping to be able to attach stuff to it.
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Edit: Just saw you don't want a net. Nevermind
You could use some stock panel from a feed store to make one, if you’re a builder type. It comes in different spacing/opening sizes. 4”x 4” or 4”x 2”, and others, and in big enough sheets to probably make a test panel and a finish panel; or some panels to go inside the rear quarter windows.
you could do a search...I think there used to be someone on MUD that was making them, and there are various threads about homemade ones.
There is a different between a dog fence and a cargo barrier, I think. The cargo barrier is designed to keep otherwise unrestrained cargo from shifting forward during hard breaking or some accident.
I have a Milford Cargo Barrier. It can mount in two positions, behind the front seats or behind the rear seats. Here is a post with some pics: Dog is my co-pilot... I checked their website, and they don't list one for the 60-series. Years ago I got mine from someone in the US that was importing them in from Austrailia.
There is a different between a dog fence and a cargo barrier, I think. The cargo barrier is designed to keep otherwise unrestrained cargo from shifting forward during hard breaking or some accident.
I have a Milford Cargo Barrier. It can mount in two positions, behind the front seats or behind the rear seats. Here is a post with some pics: Dog is my co-pilot... I checked their website, and they don't list one for the 60-series. Years ago I got mine from someone in the US that was importing them in from Austrailia.
Not too hard to make one? Mine is aluminum and works great.
Aluminum angle with rectangular tube, attached to the body with nut-serts.
If you have/want sliding windows, the side bars are great for the hounds, and make the barrier really strong!
Aluminum angle with rectangular tube, attached to the body with nut-serts.
If you have/want sliding windows, the side bars are great for the hounds, and make the barrier really strong!
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Hey that is exactly what i am looking for. Don't suppose that there is any part or model numbers on it that you could get to me is there? I looked on there website and sent an email. They said if I can get the model number they could get me one if they are still available.
@Andy Lindsay, were you able to find the cargo barrier part number ?
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That would be awesome. Thanks
Here's mine. I have no idea what brand it is and I'm not a huge fan of it but it works. If I hit a good size bump in the road it usually falls.
I traded a guy an old mounted duck for it so I can't expect too much!
I traded a guy an old mounted duck for it so I can't expect too much!
I don't believe Milford brings product here. Cruiser Bros does a lot of Aussie importing. You may check with them.
They're not very complicated and you can access the shoulder belt hole hidden behind the upholstery on the pillar
for the upper support . The wheel hump works well for the lower. Most small fab shops should be able to handle it.
It doesn't have to be an airtight fit to the cab. An inch of gap at the corners is fine. If I get time I'll clean out the 60 and take pics.
Think about things you may want attached permanently. I have two rotopax at the floor lavel for 2 gallon water cans for the dog water.
Personally, there's too many things on my plate for this to make this a permanent item. i may consider a run of ten or so.
There's a serious shortage of young kids that want to learn trades or I'd build a lot more things than I currently do
They're not very complicated and you can access the shoulder belt hole hidden behind the upholstery on the pillar
for the upper support . The wheel hump works well for the lower. Most small fab shops should be able to handle it.
It doesn't have to be an airtight fit to the cab. An inch of gap at the corners is fine. If I get time I'll clean out the 60 and take pics.
Think about things you may want attached permanently. I have two rotopax at the floor lavel for 2 gallon water cans for the dog water.
Personally, there's too many things on my plate for this to make this a permanent item. i may consider a run of ten or so.
There's a serious shortage of young kids that want to learn trades or I'd build a lot more things than I currently do
I have an adjustable pet barrier that I picked up years ago, and its designed to expand to fit the area. I can fit in two places - if the back seat is down you can seat the rods on the metal rim that holds the back upholstery on the seat....when its snapped in place. If the back seat is up, the mounts reach down to the cargo bed. It is meant to say via pressure against the headliner. I got pipe insulation foam and attached it to the top of the barrier to evenly spread the pressure and not have any sharp spots to shred my headliner. Its designed to use two allthread rods and wingnuts to adjust the height. I will get some snaps in the next couple of days and see if there is any manufacturer info on it. Works ok, could be improved with some DIY backyard wrench and spot welding. I've got a 65 pound Labradoodle and it keeps her from bouncing up front just fine.
Glenn in Marana
Glenn in Marana
This is *close* to what I have, but not exact. Nothing on the unit anymore, but including a couple of photos of what it looks like when in the rig.
Amazon product ASIN B002YH1N3K
FYI.
Glenn
Amazon product ASIN B002YH1N3K
FYI.
Glenn