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  1. 12-11-2015, 02:26 PM #1
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    Default New garage rod rack.




    Today's project. Now just waiting for my 14'ers from SCR to get here. If anyone is looking, this is a $30 fix at home depot.
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    Great idea, thanks for posting it.
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    With all the rods i have i would go broke making them rod holders. Maybe i need to hit the pile of scrap metal I do like them, very nice and neat, got the mig warming up
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    Default Another garage rod rack

    Here is another inexpensive way to store long rods and easy to access when door is down or up.
    Just U-bolts and J-bolts. I dipped the J-bolts in the liquid plastic like you use to insulate pliers' handles but may be unnecessary.

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    I like the garage door rack, but with grand kids they be having the poles down and not fishing.
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    Default New garage rod rack.

    I think the plastic dip on the J hooks will help from fraying the line opposed to the raw metal.

    I have an overhead rack, but I like the door rack. It looks easier to get the rods in and out of compared to my overhead model, and it separates the rods better.
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    A pair of great ideas. Thanks.
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    Quote Originally Posted by BigRiverMarine View Post
    I think the plastic dip on the J hooks will help from fraying the line opposed to the raw metal.

    I have an overhead rack, but I like the door rack. It looks easier to get the rods in and out of compared to my overhead model, and it separates the rods better.
    I was concerned about rubbing the rod itself in the same spot over and over. The door gets opened and closed several times every day.
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