PIC - Never mind the golf bags - A server fits!!
06-26-2008, 09:03 PM
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PIC - Never mind the golf bags - A server fits!!
Used my Z to haul an email server from one of my employer's factories to another about 5 miles away. The only way it would fit was to pull up both the carpet and the pad. Those came in handy, when rolled up, as cushions for each end. This is a Dell PowerEdge 2900.
06-27-2008, 03:54 AM
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Originally Posted by lbz
Used my Z to haul an email server from one of my employer's factories to another about 5 miles away. The only way it would fit was to pull up both the carpet and the pad. Those came in handy, when rolled up, as cushions for each end. This is a Dell PowerEdge 2900.
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Reminds me of the day I bought a used server for my company, hauled it back to my office in the Z, and tried to get both the server and my Dr. Pepper from BK into the office without two trips.
Turns out the side of a server, while very flat, is also very slippery. Who knew?
Both the Z and the Server suffered that day, I tell ya...
Turns out the side of a server, while very flat, is also very slippery. Who knew?
Both the Z and the Server suffered that day, I tell ya...
06-27-2008, 08:02 AM
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Server still works to this day! Despite the fact that I had to drain Dr. Pepper out of it.
Every now and again I will find one remenent sticky spot in the Z
I am afraid to say, the Dr. Pepper was a total loss.
Every now and again I will find one remenent sticky spot in the Z
I am afraid to say, the Dr. Pepper was a total loss.
06-27-2008, 08:36 AM
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Originally Posted by gr8scott_o
Server still works to this day! Despite the fact that I had to drain Dr. Pepper out of it.
Every now and again I will find one remenent sticky spot in the Z
I am afraid to say, the Dr. Pepper was a total loss.
Every now and again I will find one remenent sticky spot in the Z
I am afraid to say, the Dr. Pepper was a total loss.
06-27-2008, 09:29 PM
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LOL. You have to put it in at a real steep angle and it just barely clears the top of the back trim panel where the latch is. It does a little side to side sliding and dug into the bottom of the trim pieces at the bottom of the strut brace but with the carpet back in, I can't see those little nicks.
If I was doing it over again I would stuffed a folded over towel between each server side and the strut brace trim after it was in there. Keep from scratching and snug it up a bit.
If I was doing it over again I would stuffed a folded over towel between each server side and the strut brace trim after it was in there. Keep from scratching and snug it up a bit.
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06-27-2008, 10:34 PM
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Originally Posted by cheshirecat79
Take out the spare tire and all the associated foam supports and you can fit in a decent size cooler.
No lie.
(remember this for the beach and thank me later)
No lie.
(remember this for the beach and thank me later)
been there done that
