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Steal away mate. It's a cheap way to hold it in place securely. No issues with it yet. I've done the same with the battery box in the front.

I'd recommend it. Bearings are cheap and very strong and the drawer moves easily even when loaded up. Drawer runners that are the right length and capable of high loads seem to be $150+.

My daughter loves getting involved in everything I do. Big or small. I love it that she wants to.

Thanks mate. Turns out it was great fun to do as well. A lot of satisfaction in doing it yourself.

Ya think? Lol I may have overdone the bearings a little. It's bloody strong though. :cool:

Thanks mate. It was the first time trying something like this and I wanted to get it fully documented. :)

Thanks @tankbloke . I inset some aluminium bar into the base to spread the load and bolted this through the floor with nylock nuts on the end. Two bolts for each bar. I have three in total. One in the side storage, one in the rear battery storage and the one you can see below in the main drawer...

Go the Bishy Triton

:rolleyes::rolleyes:

Hi, First post here so I'd thought I'd show off the storage drawer I made for my MN Triton. I used skate board bearings and SHS for drawer slides and it worked out really well. Full build photos can be found here. https://goo.gl/photos/ZaxtkUzZuvBX91nKA