3 weeks ago, we returned from a 9-day trailer trip to the Southwest.
Last night, we returned from a 5-day trailer trip up Highway 49 in the Gold Country.
Today was cleaning and prepping the trailer and truck to be ready for the next trip.
Not a big deal — we already drained and flushed the holding tanks before we got home. So we just needed to switch out one LP tank so there are (2) full tanks, drain the water and the lines, pull the battery and put it on a trickle charger, check all systems, tires, etc., pull our personal gear and tech.
I decided to use this 300 lb. rolling work station I picked up at a yard sale a couple of years ago for $40 — as a prep station for recharging batteries, stowing the hitches and equalizer setup, cleaning equipment, fluids, etc.
There are 13 compartments on this side showing — and another 13 on the opposite side against the wall.
There is a Airhose on a reel right next to the station, electricity, and everything needed.
Most things are already onboard the boat, trailer, camper, and truck — but this makes hooking up and leaving an efficient and quick deal. Fits perfect in the front corner of one of the shops.
Best, Fred
Thats a steal at 40 bucks. Anyone who doesnt think so, go price the lumber and casters. Then your time to build.
Nice setup! For forty bucks, you certainly stole that thing. Must be good karma for your generosity.
Nice.
'If only". If only I had the room to get all my like stuff in the same places.
Fred I would like to commend you for having everything in place, except that the screwdriver was catawampus. Dominick
Quote from: Dominick on November 18, 2021, 10:27:21 PM
Fred I would like to commend you for having everything in place, except that the screwdriver was catawampus. Dominick
That may look like a screwdriver, Dominick —
But it is actually a high-tech tamper proof lock for the door hasp!
Whoever made this solid old cabinet — was either a cabinet maker or a master carpenter. Well planned, flexible, overbuilt, good Dado & Rabbet joints, simple, good places for shop manuals, etc.
Best,
Fred
Gotta hand it to you Fred! Awesome.