LR 32 SYS Systainer Packing

[IanB]

This is really more a curiosity than a problem, but I recently got the LR 32 in the Systainer, and the contents are arranged backwards, relative to the picture in the lid.  I thought I'd just turn around the contents and insert to match, but no, it doesn't fit that way.  Looking more closely, unlike the picture, the 'guide rail connectors' are angled in mine, while they are parallel to the edge in the picture.  That's is why it won't fit the other way around.

I assume it's a newer insert design (the case has the 90 year anniversary logo), so I'm just curious why they would change this, when it seems 'worse'.

I'll probably just cut out the picture and tape it back in to match what I have.

 

[TOOLTOWN]

That picture is likely still from the "classic" systainer design.  Everything got shifted around a bit for the newer "T-loc" systainers.  Some of the pictures have not been updated yet.

Ken

*Edit for spelling

 

[IanB]

Thank you - that never occurred to me and makes perfect sense.  I'll just flip the picture over and all will be fine.

 

[bkharman]

This is really more a curiosity than a problem, but I recently got the LR 32 in the Systainer, and the contents are arranged backwards, relative to the picture in the lid.  I thought I'd just turn around the contents and insert to match, but no, it doesn't fit that way.  Looking more closely, unlike the picture, the 'guide rail connectors' are angled in mine, while they are parallel to the edge in the picture.  That's is why it won't fit the other way around.

I assume it's a newer insert design (the case has the 90 year anniversary logo), so I'm just curious why they would change this, when it seems 'worse'.

I'll probably just cut out the picture and tape it back in to match what I have.

You probably got the "Southern Hemisphere" edition on accident...

;^)

Cheers. Bryan.