he's almost done I guess I missed something

 

what are you doing with the stolen handicapped sign in your garage

 

The same thing I'm doing with the stolen street sign right behind it.... That's YOUR tax dollars at work :sinister:

 

you could hang that up but you can't park in the garage anymore if you moved the workbench over by your fuse box i bet it would fit

 

The Jerry Cans, of course

The all thread AND the L-shaped brackets are for the Jerry Cans. You thread the all thread into the opening for the jerry cans, then slide the jerry cans over it (you'll need the Blitz kind that has a lip, which will lock into the little groves at the bottom of the carrier rather than a flat bottomed jerry can), and the L-shaped brackets go around the handle of the jerry can and you tighten the wing nut.

Here's a couple of pics:

 

Come to think of it, I just noticed that and the street sign behind it . The man said he has a tiny garage - it can't be THAT tiny if it has road signs and dedicated handicap parking in it

 

You had me worried for a moment

I presume you had to supply your own bolts for the hi-lift? I didn't see any more bolts (besides the all-thread) left over.

Oh... BTW... I did the same thing, I used an old bicycle lock to secure the tire

 

It's a tiny garage after I put all my crap in it

Plus, I have a RIGHT to those signs... I practically paid for them

 

hehehe..

Yep, got the same sized eye bolts as the all thread - I forget what size it was - 5/16" if I remember right, but don't quote me on it - I just took the all thread in and matched the size and thread pattern with the ones on the eye bolt and used that alongwith nuts and washers to secure the hi-lift. The eye bolt makes it a breeze to loop the bicycle rope chain to secure the Jerry cans, spare tire AND the hi-lift jack

 

Did you run those signs over trying to flex the Jeep??