Keeping it mobile....
#1
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My Feedback: (1)
One of the most asked questions at my events is how do I store and/ or transport my vehicles and parts/batteries/etc.
That is a loaded question is I have to admit:
A. How many tanks I have. (over 20)
B. Where they are stored. (in my garage in Arizona.... 90F degrees or so.)
C. I operate mostly Sherman/T-34 sized vehicles so my big boys often share a bigger box.
I tend to bring the lot to events as I consider "What else am I gonna do with them?" For example I thought I'd only bring 6 to my indoor event and ended up with 11. In all fairness I sold 2 and bought 1....
Normally I Buy whatever tool box is cheapest at the various Hardware and Home Stores and end up with the 22 inch Husky plastic boxes. These are great but my main complaint is they are a bit top heavy and muffin shaped. They don't always stack very well.
I have found a new system that seems to work better for me even if it costs a few extra dollars. I must preface this as I am in no way selling this particular product or brand. I just like how it works.
If you are at Home Depot, try looking at the Rigid interlocking tool box set up. I am using their short 22inch tool box, 22 inch crate, and 22inch tool boxes now and it has changed my whole process. They stack and interlock.
IMG_2655
Shermans fit with the radio not crammed in, there is room for foam, and you can leave the apple in! $40
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[url=https://flic.kr/p/KyGNqe]
More to follow...
That is a loaded question is I have to admit:
A. How many tanks I have. (over 20)
B. Where they are stored. (in my garage in Arizona.... 90F degrees or so.)
C. I operate mostly Sherman/T-34 sized vehicles so my big boys often share a bigger box.
I tend to bring the lot to events as I consider "What else am I gonna do with them?" For example I thought I'd only bring 6 to my indoor event and ended up with 11. In all fairness I sold 2 and bought 1....
Normally I Buy whatever tool box is cheapest at the various Hardware and Home Stores and end up with the 22 inch Husky plastic boxes. These are great but my main complaint is they are a bit top heavy and muffin shaped. They don't always stack very well.
I have found a new system that seems to work better for me even if it costs a few extra dollars. I must preface this as I am in no way selling this particular product or brand. I just like how it works.
If you are at Home Depot, try looking at the Rigid interlocking tool box set up. I am using their short 22inch tool box, 22 inch crate, and 22inch tool boxes now and it has changed my whole process. They stack and interlock.
IMG_2655Shermans fit with the radio not crammed in, there is room for foam, and you can leave the apple in! $40
IMG_2648
IMG_2649
[url=https://flic.kr/p/KyGNqe]More to follow...
Last edited by edoubleaz; 07-28-2016 at 02:09 PM.
#2
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My Feedback: (1)
Short 22inch tool box is now my battery box and portable charger case. $30.
[url=https://flic.kr/p/Kr9Rw7]
Has partitions and tubs that can be sorted per yer needs.
[url=https://flic.kr/p/Kr9RPw]
For transport, they stack and lock together. Just ask my DAK member Kris Brown how useful this toolbox would have been on saturday! My older box he carried for me spilled all over and my other tool boxed fell off the dolly I had when their crappy handles popped off....
[url=https://flic.kr/p/KtBJze]
[url=https://flic.kr/p/Kr9Rw7]Has partitions and tubs that can be sorted per yer needs.
[url=https://flic.kr/p/Kr9RPw]For transport, they stack and lock together. Just ask my DAK member Kris Brown how useful this toolbox would have been on saturday! My older box he carried for me spilled all over and my other tool boxed fell off the dolly I had when their crappy handles popped off....
[url=https://flic.kr/p/KtBJze]
#4
Thanks for sharing edoubleaz!!! This is going to give me so much more space in my hobby room and save damage to my motor pool when I travel and store tanks!!! Not a bad price for what these will offer. I had used black and decker tool boxes, which are tricky to stack as well.
#5
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Next puzzle piece is the 22 inch crate $20. I use it to store out-of-service tanks and projects. It can even be used as your general shipping box, especially if you use the stacking feature to add the tool boxes to the top. There are holes on the sides so be wary of small parts.
[url=https://flic.kr/p/Kt5Lwo]
[url=https://flic.kr/p/KcmugE]
[url=https://flic.kr/p/Kt5LPs]
[url=https://flic.kr/p/Kt5Lwo]
[url=https://flic.kr/p/KcmugE]
[url=https://flic.kr/p/Kt5LPs]



