Will Trimmers Flip Upside Down During Travel with Pack'em Trimmer Rack
Question:
Will the trimmers stay in place? It looks like there is nothing preventing the trimmers from turning upside down leaking gas everywhere.
asked by: Patrick M
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Expert Reply:
The Pack'em Trimmer Rack # PK-6S-6S2 that you referenced actually features a padded piece on the front latch that's specifically designed to prevent the trimmer from moving around (along with protecting its finish during travel). This creates a tight attachment that will keep a standard size trimmer from flipping upside down like you described.
I have attached a couple images that further clarify this below.
expert reply by:
Chris R
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Pack'Em Locking Trimmer Rack for Utility Trailers - Qty 2
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