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Im trying to get some ideas on how to store my long rods on the walls of my shop. Let's see how YOU do it please. I've thought of several ways I could do it, but figured one of you guys would have the ultimate setup that I could copy without spending a fortune!!! LETS SEE EM!!!
Water hose racks from Home Depot only cost a couple bucks works like a charm I'll send pics tomorrow
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Here's how this poor boy stores em. Some pvc and paracord from the ceilingAttachment 240347
I've got mine where I can stand in boat and put em in or out of rack. Didn't have any wall space so had to think outside the box
This is what I use.....
Organized Fishing Wooden Ceiling Horizontal Rod Rack, 9 Capacity - Walmart.com
Great thread BRM! I have been trying to figure our this problem myself. I know that Wayne made so nice home made roof rack as well.
JW! Nice to see you around! How about some fish posts? I bet you have been wearing out the slabs and some good gills this summer!Quote:
Originally Posted by arkansasbowhunter
I can't reach my ceiling. It's 14' up. Lol
Suspend the rack to a lower level
I have an overhead rack in my old shop. I'm going on the wall this time. Easier to get them in and out the way my boat fits the new shop.Quote:
Originally Posted by "G"
I have three sets of these, 12 rods fit in each set of rackshttp://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/2016...4526c1fc0b.jpg
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Slab had a contest a while back for the best home made rod racks. Here are mine. Even won a nice package of Bobby Garland jigs. Neat think about this is they are out of the way and also easy to get to. Depending on how wide your door is, they will hold up to 16 ft rods. Longest I have are 12 feet.
I got all the hooks from Lowes. I bought a can of the vinyl dip you use to coat your pliers or other tool handles and coated the J hooks that the rod rested on, I was afraid it might wear the shaft. Probably overkill.
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I added one more section after these pictures were made for a total of 12 rods. Could add 4 more, but I have all my shorter rods on the side wall.
This is one of the ones I was looking for. I saw this during the contest and I'm going to put two sets of rods on my 24' overhead door like this. I still want to see more rack ideas for the walls tho. My 30x40 shop is a bit too high for ceiling stuff.Quote:
Originally Posted by SeaRay
Where did you get those J hooks?Quote:
Originally Posted by SeaRay
He said he got everything at Lowes
Attachment 240458 I use cheap self brackets with a piece of 1-1/2 ×3/4 wood.
Lowe's, but most any hardware store should cary them. They are with the u-bolts. The smaller hooks are the "Command Strip" stick on hooks like you use in the house for pictures, etc. I added them because the tips of the longer rods flapped around when I put the door up and down.Quote:
Originally Posted by BigRiverMarine
I took rod with me to get just the right size u-bolt for the handle.
Good ideas guy
Yes good idea's.Quote:
Originally Posted by arkansasbowhunter
How do you like your Xpress crappie boat? I just ordered the 20' model 2 weeks ago.