I bundle them together and put a zip tie around them
Or a rubberband, or an o-ring, or a toilet-paper tube,or just throw a few in every drawer,I bundle them together and put a zip tie around them
Or a rubberband, or an o-ring, or a toilet-paper tube,or just throw a few in every drawer,
This has to be the shortest answer you've ever typed.
What could be more intensely technical the zipties?Lol, It's certainly lacking the intense technical aspect and every case scenario that usually accompanies his posts.
Another solution using the container they come in. Take lid off screw it to the ceiling and put the jug back on. Usually within reach of the duct tape. 1500 is more than you should need to facilitate a roadside/pit repair.
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It's even refillable!^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^THIS^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Now this is the shortest answer he ever gaveThx guys
Now this is the shortest answer he ever gave![]()
I would recommend A small toolbox welded/bolted here or there on the trailer. Very handy for storing sometimes necessary road items.
Did you know your avatar pic is upside down?It's even refillable!![]()
yep!Did you know your avatar pic is upside down?
oh - he knowsDid you know your avatar pic is upside down?
Race Caddy Equipment, Tool Storage - 6th one downLooking for ideas on storing zip ties in the car trailer, any suggestions?
I'm not ever sure the OP has moobsCleavage.