Bulkheads in vans??

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Do you have a Bulhead in your van

yes, company supplied van
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10%
yes, my own van
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80%
No, company supplied van
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No votes
No, my own van
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10%
 
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Bulkheads in vans??

Post by Hinton Heating »

If you drive a van, do you have a bulk head... following a post on another forum, where a van rolled on a motorway, i'd say its a must...
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No not yet :sad: got to get the mirrors changed, so i can see, as both are broken :sad:
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Post by Mudster »

Get a bulkhead, if nothing else it gets rid of a lot of the dust and all the drumming and rattling when you drive down the road.
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Watching Mythbusters...

They are seeing if a tissue box will kill the driver, if it was sat on parcel shelf, on an impact at 70mph.

They also tried some other objects at 45 mph...

Tissue box - survived ok

small fire extinguisher - serious head injury

bowling ball - took head off

axe - through the head

speaker tube - serious head injury

nodding dog - failed test
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