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    Hunting/standing platform for rear of vehicle

    Has any one seen or have a platform that attaches to the rear of a vehicle. Ive got a nissan terrano and i want to get something made so that when spot lighting you can stand on the rear of the truck.

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    Why am I reminded of the platform one attached via the 3 point linkage to the back of the Fergie tractors?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Kiwi Sapper View Post
    Why am I reminded of the platform one attached via the 3 point linkage to the back of the Fergie tractors?
    Haha, first thing I thought of too!
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    is it legal to do this kind of thing

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    You'd have to sorta build a rear bumper then make your platform say plug in like a couple of tow bar receivers maybe. If your tow bar is strong enough maybe weld one receiver each side then box section and plywood platform Keeping in mind you want the back door shut so it doesn't smash into you I reckon that would be worth investigation ?? When you want it plug it in and you re. away !
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    Quote Originally Posted by sakokid View Post
    is it legal to do this kind of thing
    I think its illegal or a grey area at least to shoot from a vehicle.
    But you can spot from it.

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    You could plug into the hi lift jack points, my dad has made a similar rack for loading my mothers wheelchair that weighs 120 kgs, will see if i can find some pics.
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    Something I have thought about too. Would need to be quite short or mounted high so you don't get the back end stuck. Another option is a hatch in the roof, either above the foot area of the rear seats or the boot area. This makes communication with the driver easier and is warmer.
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    Quote Originally Posted by gadgetman View Post
    Another option is a hatch in the roof, either above the foot area of the rear seats or the boot area. This makes communication with the driver easier and is warmer.
    Its called a landcruiser. Its kind of like a safari but better in every way.:p

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    Quote Originally Posted by veitnamcam View Post
    I think its illegal or a grey area at least to shoot from a vehicle.
    But you can spot from it.

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    Only illegal on public land. If you werent aloud to shoot from vehicles there would be alot of law breaking pest controllers/ skeet shooting plebs off boats ect ect.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Cartman View Post
    Only illegal on public land. If you werent aloud to shoot from vehicles there would be alot of law breaking pest controllers/ skeet shooting plebs off boats ect ect.
    Got a link to the relevant legislation?
    I was told by a cop it is illegal to shoot from a vehicle but its one of those never enforced unless doing other illegal stuff things.

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    Nah but ive seen televised footage of the easter bunny hunt in otago with like 100 vehicles with people shooting off them. People shootjng from quads and motorbikes for a living?. Charter boats offering skeet shooting? Its not rocket science .

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    Quote Originally Posted by gadgetman View Post
    Something I have thought about too. Would need to be quite short or mounted high so you don't get the back end stuck. Another option is a hatch in the roof, either above the foot area of the rear seats or the boot area. This makes communication with the driver easier and is warmer.
    I was thinking about this as well, not sure what the costs involved would be for getting it legal though. Maybe if the truck was just a farm basher would be ok?

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    Quote Originally Posted by DXROLLA View Post
    I was thinking about this as well, not sure what the costs involved would be for getting it legal though. Maybe if the truck was just a farm basher would be ok?
    Check with an outfit that fits sunroofs. That is basically what you are doing. Being in the industry should be easy for you to find out.
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