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2nd August 2016, 06:51 | #1 |
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Tourer load cover??
Is it easy to remove the load cover when letting the seats down for loading items??
Or do you have to work round it ?? Ken. |
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The load cover is attached each side separate from the seats, by two clips. Rev |
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Roller can stay in place with seats lowered or lifted out using the 2 push down clips either side, takes at least 2 seconds to do and simply pushed back in just as easily.
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Biggest problem with removing it completely is where to store it safely and without damage! It is heavier than you might think, particularly if it is one with the dog/luggage guard.
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If you look on tthe seat backs there are two clips it slots onto and if you have the cargo net fitted will still work as per when its fitted in the rear
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