Help, need detailed dimensions.

[BBVEngineer]

Greetings all. I'm an engineer for Bickford Broadcast Vehicles in Chantilly, VA, seeking some assistance. I'm currently working on a project H2, and I need to put a custom ladder on the rear of the vehicle. In order to do this, I need detailed dimensions of the rear hatch/door of the vehicle. Anyone here have this information/know where I can find it?

Thanks for your time.
Travis

[PARAGON]

Originally Posted by BBVEngineer

Greetings all. I'm an engineer for Bickford Broadcast Vehicles in Chantilly, VA, seeking some assistance. I'm currently working on a project H2, and I need to put a custom ladder on the rear of the vehicle. In order to do this, I need detailed dimensions of the rear hatch/door of the vehicle. Anyone here have this information/know where I can find it?

Thanks for your time.
Travis

Greetings Travis,

I'm guessing the best place to find it would be from a H2 nearby. Of course, there are already ladders by manufacturers like Gobi available that compensate for the curvature in the door and work very well.

http://www.trailduty.com/products/gobi/h2.html

[BBVEngineer]

I have an H2 sitting outside. Some of these dimensions are very hard to measure (I.E. the curvature at the top of the rear hatch). Thank you for the suggestions, but a ladder like that will not work... this is a specialized application.

I was looking for something like this pdf, only a little more detailed:

http://www.gmupfitter.com/publicat/2..._Hummer_H2.pdf

[PARAGON]

Originally Posted by BBVEngineer

I have an H2 sitting outside. Some of these dimensions are very hard to measure (I.E. the curvature at the top of the rear hatch). Thank you for the suggestions, but a ladder like that will not work... this is a specialized application.

I was looking for something like this pdf, only a little more detailed:

http://www.gmupfitter.com/publicat/2..._Hummer_H2.pdf

there are several CAD images floating around so there must be some vector drawings available for something like Autodesk. It was supposedly fully designed in Autodesk Inventor or something, so I'm guessing there is CAD file that could be had.

I don't remember anyone coming up with one around here though.