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JK Junkie
Joined: Feb 2010
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From: Bloomington, IL
I needed some way of storing my tools and recovery junk so I bought a Stanley rolling tool box, cut a couple slots in the bottom of it, and ran a ratchet strap through the back seat footman's loops.
The pull handle pushes in further,BTW, and I put on padlocks and Velcro'd them to the latches to cut out the rattling.
The pull handle pushes in further,BTW, and I put on padlocks and Velcro'd them to the latches to cut out the rattling.
JK Enthusiast
Joined: Feb 2007
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From: Williamsburg, VA
I needed some way of storing my tools and recovery junk so I bought a Stanley rolling tool box, cut a couple slots in the bottom of it, and ran a ratchet strap through the back seat footman's loops.
The pull handle pushes in further,BTW, and I put on padlocks and Velcro'd them to the latches to cut out the rattling.
The pull handle pushes in further,BTW, and I put on padlocks and Velcro'd them to the latches to cut out the rattling.
JK Enthusiast
Joined: May 2011
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From: Wasilla, Alaska
I just carry a portable power inverter that attaches to your battery.Screw on and you`ve got instant 110.I don`t have it mounted anywhere so no pics.Home Depot for about $50.I thought about mounting it under the hood,but figured that would be bad.Also thought about under the front passenger seat,but since my jk tends to take on water inside,that would also be bad.
JK Enthusiast
Joined: May 2010
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From: shilo MB
Well free for me ! had some extra leather and thin foam laying around. Ripped it apart and was careful not to stick the side sticky plastic pieces to the table , glued and stapled it to the cover .. works really nice. only thing i would have done different maybe a bit thicker foam but still works really nice and my elbow is happier!
JK Freak
Joined: Nov 2010
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From: Scottsdale, AZ
Originally Posted by jonnybo20
Well free for me ! had some extra leather and thin foam laying around. Ripped it apart and was careful not to stick the side sticky plastic pieces to the table , glued and stapled it to the cover .. works really nice. only thing i would have done different maybe a bit thicker foam but still works really nice and my elbow is happier!