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Author: J.J. Date: Oct 2, 2007 21:29
I do own a pickup and once built a wooden version of the Jobbox for the bed.
Moisture will be a problem. DAMHIKT.
Security/theft issues aside, which others have already raised, you don't
want to leave good gack in those drawers for any length of time because
it will rust unless you live in someplace like Arizona.
Honestly, from the look of those photos, I'd expect to see a good inch
or two of water in those drawers after a good rainstorm, or after 3
inches of snow melts.
J.
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Author: Smitty TwoSmitty Two Date: Oct 2, 2007 21:34
In article <2VEMi.286$B13.176@newsfe12.lga>,
"J." optonline.net> wrote:
> I do own a pickup and once built a wooden version of the Jobbox for the bed.
>
> Moisture will be a problem. DAMHIKT.
>
> Security/theft issues aside, which others have already raised, you don't
> want to leave good gack in those drawers for any length of time because
> it will rust unless you live in someplace like Arizona.
>
> Honestly, from the look of those photos, I'd expect to see a good inch
> or two of water in those drawers after a good rainstorm, or after 3
> inches of snow melts.
>
> J.
So park the truck in the garage. You're not going to go out on jobs
while it's raining anyway.
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Author: B A R R YB A R R Y Date: Oct 3, 2007 02:43
On Tue, 02 Oct 2007 21:34:56 -0700, Smitty Two
earthlink.net> wrote:>
>So park the truck in the garage. You're not going to go out on jobs
>while it's raining anyway.
Lots of contractors work inside.
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Author: DerbyDad03DerbyDad03 Date: Oct 3, 2007 04:06
On Oct 3, 12:34 am, Smitty Two earthlink.net> wrote:> In article <2VEMi.286$B13....@newsfe12.lga>,
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> "J." optonline.net> wrote:>> I do own a pickup and once built a wooden version of the Jobbox for the bed.
>
>> Moisture will be a problem. DAMHIKT.
>
>> Security/theft issues aside, which others have already raised, you don't
>> want to leave good gack in those drawers for any length of time because
>> it will rust unless you live in someplace like Arizona.
>
>> Honestly, from the look of those photos, I'd expect to see a good inch
>> or two of water in those drawers after a good rainstorm, or after 3
>> inches of snow melts.
>
>> J.
>
-- So park the truck in the garage. You're not going to go out on jobs
while it's raining anyway. ...
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Author: Smitty TwoSmitty Two Date: Oct 3, 2007 05:15
> On Oct 3, 12:34 am, Smitty Two earthlink.net> wrote:>> In article <2VEMi.286$B13....@newsfe12.lga>,
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>> "J." optonline.net> wrote:>>> I do own a pickup and once...
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Author: DerbyDad03DerbyDad03 Date: Oct 3, 2007 06:35
On 3 Oct, 08:15, Smitty Two earthlink.net> wrote:>> On Oct 3, 12:34 am, Smitty Two earthlink.net> wrote:>>> In article <2VEMi.286$B13....@newsfe12.lga>,
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>>> "J." optonline.net> wrote:>>>> I do own a pickup and once built a wooden version of the Jobbox for the
>>>> bed.
>
>>>> Moisture will be a problem. DAMHIKT.
>
>>>> Security/theft issues aside, which others have already raised, you don't
>>>> want to leave good gack in those drawers for any length of time because
>>>> it will rust unless you live in someplace like Arizona. ...
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Author: RalphRalph Date: Oct 3, 2007 08:24
DerbyDad03 wrote:
> On 3 Oct, 08:15, Smitty Two earthlink.net> wrote:>>> On Oct 3, 12:34 am, Smitty Two earthlink.net> wrote:>>>> In article <2VEMi.286$B13....@newsfe12.lga>,
>>>> "J." optonline.net> wrote:>>>>> I do own a pickup and once built a wooden version of the Jobbox for the
>>>>> bed.
>>>>> Moisture will be a problem. DAMHIKT.
>>>>> Security/theft issues aside, which others have already raised, you don't
>>>>> want to leave good gack in those drawers for any length of time because
>>>>> it will rust unless you live in someplace like Arizona.
>>>>> Honestly, from the look of those photos, I'd expect to see a good inch
>>>>> or two of water in those drawers after a good rainstorm, or after 3 ...
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Author: NovaNova Date: Oct 3, 2007 12:27
B A R R Y wrote:
> On Tue, 02 Oct 2007 21:34:56 -0700, Smitty Two
> earthlink.net> wrote:
> >>So park the truck in the garage. You're not going to go out on jobs
>>while it's raining anyway.
>
>
> Lots of contractors work inside.
>
...and in the rain. :-(
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Author: DerbyDad03DerbyDad03 Date: Oct 3, 2007 12:51
On 3 Oct, 11:24, Ralph telus.net> wrote:> DerbyDad03 wrote:
>> On 3 Oct, 08:15, Smitty Two earthlink.net> wrote:>
>>> DerbyDad03 eznet.net> wrote:>>>> On Oct 3, 12:34 am, Smitty Two earthlink.net> wrote:>>>>> In article <2VEMi.286$B13....@newsfe12.lga>,
>>>>> "J." optonline.net> wrote:>>>>>> I do own a pickup and once built a wooden version of the Jobbox for the
>>>>>> bed.
>>>>>> Moisture will be a problem. DAMHIKT.
>>>>>> Security/theft issues aside, which others have already raised, you don't
>>>>>> want to leave good gack in those drawers for any length of time because
>>>>>> it will rust unless you live in someplace like Arizona.
>>>>>> Honestly, from the look of those photos, I'd expect to see a good inch
>>>>>> or two of water in those drawers after a good rainstorm, or after 3
>>>>>> inches of snow melts.
>>>>>> J.
>>>> -- So park the truck in the garage. You're not going to go out on jobs ...
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Author: J TJ T Date: Oct 3, 2007 12:57
Wed, Oct 3, 2007, 7:27pm (EDT+4) novasys@ verizon.net (Nova) doth wisely
sayeth:
..and in the rain. :-(
Which is why I'm a philosopher now. All inside work, and no heavy
lifting. LOL
JOAT
"I'm an Igor, thur. We don't athk quethtionth."
"Really? Why not?"
"I don't know, thur. I didn't athk."
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