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    I have my regular rods in racks on the side wall of my garage but my long crappie poles I've been standing in the corner. I worried about one of then falling over and me running over it so I came up with a cheap and dirty way to store them safely. I bought U-bolts sized to the handles and J-hooks for the shaft support and mounted them on the garage door. I dipped the J-hooks in plastic dip like you use to insulate plier or tool handles to protect from rubbing as the door goes up and down. the tips kind of waved around a bit when the door was going up and down so I put some smaller stick on hooks near the end to stabilize them.
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    Now that is a great idea Ray. Just wish I had a garage door .

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    Now theyre out of the way from damage AND easy to get to. That's using your noggin'! Thanks for sharing.

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    I think that is real neat

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    I'd take the tension off the line on those rods, if there's any chance those rods will get "hot" from being on that garage door. Those bent rod tips might "set" that way, if they get hot. Might degrade the line faster, too (from the heat) ... so check your lines now & then, unless you're already changing line several times a year.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ofishlbizzness View Post
    Now that is a great idea Ray. Just wish I had a garage door .
    I just wish I had both a garage and a door.
    Ray you did good!

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    Cool!!!
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    good deal Ray I got half of what I need to do that == got garage but no door

    now where did I put that door
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    That's a great idea!
    Get Da Net! :D

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    good thinking

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