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  • Basstronics
    Fast Electric Addict!
    • Jun 2008
    • 2345

    #1

    Parts Storage

    I know there are many of us out there that haul out extra parts to the lake "just in case".

    My just in case box has grown and is a box with just a lid so everything is thrown together in a mess. Then I have a few divided containers.

    I seen the Lift-n-lok but those are expensive. Plano has some offerings but they are cheaply made.

    Enter Harbor Freight. They have this beauty of a box for $20 on sale right now for $13. The plastic is nice and thick. The hinges are heary duty. The door that holds the trays is equally heavy. What Im getting at is this thing is a tank and not a cheap piece of crap.

    Is this a tip or trick? Yes it is. Its a tip on how to store parts conviently and the trick is its cheap!




    Each tray is 6 1/4" X 10 3/4" x 1 3/4" and they are all the same style and include dividers. The top of the box is 12" x 8" X 3"

    Quite the box for $13~20!

    http://www.harborfreight.com/toolbox...ers-68238.html
    42" Osprey, 32" Pursuit, 26" Bling Rocket (rescue), Blizzard Rigger, JAE 21FE rigger, Hobby King rigger (RIP)
  • goldfinger
    Junior Member
    • Mar 2011
    • 19

    #2
    I use the plano 3700 series trays for all of my stuff.

    Comes in a few heights and can be layed out to fit different length items.

    Can buy plano bag w/ 4 tray in it and can fit 2-3 more in it as well.

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    • chief3452
      Member
      • Feb 2009
      • 39

      #3
      Quite the box for $13~20!

      Yes it is! I picked one up today and couldn't be happier. Really helped organize my spares and misc. stuff that was in my field box. Thanks for the post.

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