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Don, I knew I saw them someplace. Harbor freight. Oh, and don't worry about the stuff you were "missing".... I'll be returning them in Cadillac.... They didn't work!
Larry, I'll take a picture of those Stanley containers tonight. I am sure they work great for construction projects, but they work way better for holding 1/2 and 3/4 oz jigs.
I picked one of these up to store different screws in, but I'm thinking of getting another for tackle storage.
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That looks like a good one. The Harbor Freight ones look good too. I don't have any of their stores around here.
Dude, that's because they were in the wrong boat! :RoflQuote:
Originally Posted by wicklundrh
Order them online, or if ya want I will pick up a few next time in G.R. Come to think of it, those would make dandy prizes!Quote:
Originally Posted by Crappie 1
Don,
Great Idea on the prizes. I might have to pickup a few of the smaller "Stanley" ones I discribed. Below are the pictures Larry requested. These are for sale at Meijer and Wal-mart. The ones shown below were $16 and some change each. They do have a new one that is a touch larger and has metal hasps for over 20 dollars. I like these because they have handles, the lids close, and the compartments are removable. Each case comes with 8 smaller containers and 2 larger ones. As you can see in the pictures, one box I removed all the larger containers and replaced them with smaller ones (giving me 12). The other box, I put the larger containers in (4) and 4 smaller ones. Obviously, the more you have, the more you can mix and match.
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Hey Rich, thanks for the pictures. That looks like a really good set up. All you guys will be "styli'n" by the time we get to Cadillac...
Not me, at this rate I will be carrying my gear around in a plastic bag and fishing out of inner tube behind someones boat...Quote:
Originally Posted by Crappie 1
Hermin don't feel bad, we always have 2-3 Walmart bags on the boat with bobbers, line, hooks etc.
Hey Rich - a question from an old butcher. Is that a SS meat grinder and stuffer on the floor next to your workbench?