You should get something like a true north gear “sawyer” organizer to store your files or sew up something to keep them in so the don’t rub and dull as the float around in there.
To hell with that Milwaukee bag for firewood, go get a yard cart. One of the best purchases you'll make. Get a collapsible one. I have a Gorilla that's decent. Camping, groceries, festivals, etc. Damn handy.
I use non-magnetic Gearwrench socket holders. The 15" long rails don't fit, but the 9" fit great. They're getting a little hard to find recently; I think Gearwrench is starting to discontinue them in favor of their bulkier magnetic rails. I like them because you can interchange 1/4, 3/8 and 1/2 socket holders easily on the same rail.
Well done!
You should get something like a true north gear “sawyer” organizer to store your files or sew up something to keep them in so the don’t rub and dull as the float around in there.
To hell with that Milwaukee bag for firewood, go get a yard cart. One of the best purchases you'll make. Get a collapsible one. I have a Gorilla that's decent. Camping, groceries, festivals, etc. Damn handy.
Damn nice.💪👍🇺🇸
Thank you!
I been wanting to buy an Atlas 46 Yorktown tool roll.
I've heard good things about those bags, I don't think you'll be disappointed!
Thanks for this! What socket holders do you have?
I use non-magnetic Gearwrench socket holders. The 15" long rails don't fit, but the 9" fit great. They're getting a little hard to find recently; I think Gearwrench is starting to discontinue them in favor of their bulkier magnetic rails. I like them because you can interchange 1/4, 3/8 and 1/2 socket holders easily on the same rail.
@@thebasementoverlandgreat, thanks!
@tuffguy11505 Anytime! Happy to help.