Dog Transit Boxes

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Miesque
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Re: Dog Transit Boxes

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Some of the expensive ones are crash tested which is worth the extra in my mind
ips
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Re: Dog Transit Boxes

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Miesque wrote: Wed Jan 23, 2019 8:35 pm Some of the expensive ones are crash tested which is worth the extra in my mind
Presumably if you have it secured or strapped down ?

Sorry but i dont get spending hundreds on a fibreglass box.
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I bought a TransK9 box a couple of years ago. Ordered it online on Black Friday, they phoned me the next day to arrange delivery, it was with me within a few days, in the hour's time slot specified. I even got a free bumper mat and Road Refresher bowl thrown in. Top box, top customer service.
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Re: Dog Transit Boxes

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I have tried a few from plastic to mesh and settled on the current TransK9. Went down a picked it up in Ayrshire and was given free mat and anti spillage dog bowl. Its on its second car and still looks like new. Only gripe the screw at rear of turn button needed tightened settled on some loctite and jobs a good one.

I have thought of producing more space with a drawer unit on the floor and meshing the rear for two door access and central divider with mesh over my L200 sliding windows. It would give me more space for my current five GSP but it is not the average £500ish a TransK9 would be. Would be nearer the £1000/2000 mark. Plastic I did not like it got ingrain with scratches and was a lot more hotter in the summer travelling I did not experience with my TransK9 go figure. The plastic one was more bulky as well. But make your own choice to suit your needs but strap them down.
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Re: Dog Transit Boxes

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Hi there guys, i have Dog transit box fitted on to a tow bar for sale if anybody is interested, looking 300 pounds as it cost 750 new .
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Re: Dog Transit Boxes

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i am not sure if this is allowed on this forum . if not feel free to delete .
https://www.gumtree.com/p/pet-equipment ... 1465641333
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J.GRIFF03 wrote: Mon Sep 18, 2023 2:51 pm i am not sure if this is allowed on this forum . if not feel free to delete .
https://www.gumtree.com/p/pet-equipment ... 1465641333


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