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1 in thru the side - secured by simple rachet straps
2 in via rear doors - secured by simple rachet strap looped thru handles where they meet mower body and connected to D rings at rear on each side of van. We have a piece of 2 * 4 timber just longer than the width of the rear door opening so it sits behind the rear door pillars This effectively sits across the back of van just in front of the rear doors. The mowers can then be racheted against the 2*4 without them trying to force the rear doors open. When not in use, the 2*4 is simply removed and slotted into the van. Once removed, this gives a clear, smooth floor arear for other uses (did that make sense :-0)