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Hi ZZJASEZZ, what you need is a copy of the SEMA code (storage equipment manufacturers association) This will give you all the weight ratings and spacings
  • Posted 3 Mar 2009 19:24
  • By MaxaM60
  • joined 23 Nov'07 - 48 messages
  • Bristol, United Kingdom
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