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wood is good
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Hey MNJConstruction-"trailer Pics"
MNJ,
Here are some pics of the "trailer" loaded. I can get everything I need for most jobs in here at one time, jobs when we build cabinets and such, I make 2 trips. ( sucks--but it works for now ). My partner has a 7' x 16' ramp door trailer-thinks he's cool!
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wood is good
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Re: Hey MNJConstruction-"trailer Pics"
The first pic is what fits, second pic are the tools that go on the 2nd load if needed.
Thanks guys - hope you get a kick out of these ,Roger
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Money Changer
Trade: Residential Remodeling
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Re: Hey MNJConstruction-"trailer Pics"
Man you got alot of chit in there!
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Re: Hey MNJConstruction-"trailer Pics"
Looks pretty cool, sooner! You do fit quite a bit of stuff in there and neatly organized too!
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Trade: Construction
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Re: Hey MNJConstruction-"trailer Pics"
I like it, very smart way of transporting your stuff
Ive been brewing over different ways to pack **** into my pickup, not going to be very easy because I put people in the back seat fairly often and I dont want most tools exposed in the bed. Im going to have to start putting tools in the backseat and people in the bed |
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Project Manager/Carpenter
Trade: Carpentry/Reno
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Re: Hey MNJConstruction-"trailer Pics"
The two little BOSCH tool cases....would they happen to house a Jigsaw and Palm Router?
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A bit abrasive.
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Re: Hey MNJConstruction-"trailer Pics"
That is some van set up you have there, nice set of pictures too. I am envious of trades that can keep their work vehicles cleaner than I can...no large paint spills, and the steering wheel isn't 1" thick with paint.
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wood is good
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Re: Hey MNJConstruction-"trailer Pics"Quote:
Can't hide anything from u guys! ,You are correct , my friend. Roger
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Re: Hey MNJConstruction-"trailer Pics"Quote:
Thanks WP, If you want to eliminate the paint spills,---you could find another trade ![]() ![]() Roger
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I like Green things
Trade: Custom Carpentry Services
Join Date: Jan 2008
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Re: Hey MNJConstruction-"trailer Pics"
Damn you got a lot of stuff in your van. I think with just the Milwakee saw and stand you might be over the weight limit!
I know that saw is heavy but, I heard it was a pretty good saw. Very, very organized. That would hold a lot of systainers. |
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Re: Hey MNJConstruction-"trailer Pics"
Roger,
That is excellent. I am stealing your ramp idea for sure. ![]() Cheers, Bass |
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Re: Hey MNJConstruction-"trailer Pics"Quote:
I've answered posts on other threads about the saw, I like it better than the other 12" SCMS on the market now--but I haven't even looked at the Festool yet ( 10" ). Let's just say that I'm lucky to not have to stop at the weigh stations ![]() Roger BTW--what s a systainer?
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Trade: Design Build Remodeling Contractor DC MD
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Re: Hey MNJConstruction-"trailer Pics"
I am amazed at how neat and orderly you guys are. I am a mad scientist. I have stuff everywhere.
I just can't do the neat thing. Bless you guys hearts that do it. |
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wood is good
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Re: Hey MNJConstruction-"trailer Pics"Quote:
Thanks Bass, I'm sure others have had similar ideas, but I'm happy to share-let me know if I can be of any help. Not sure if it's my idea--feel free to steal away Roger
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wood is good
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Re: Hey MNJConstruction-"trailer Pics"Quote:
Rbs, It's just a personal preference of mine-sometimes even I think I'm an anal SOB ![]() Like they say on the golf course---It's not how, it's how many!!! Thanks' Roger
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Re: Hey MNJConstruction-"trailer Pics"
lol, the fully loaded van pic is awesom, ill post a photo of my junker car fully loaded next time its jammed up
the biggest load ive had in it i think was my compressor, chop saw, router, 4 tool bags, 4 power tool cases w/ tools, 1 bench and a lazy boy which the homeowner gave to me at the end of the job, the chair was 2 years old his wife didnt like the color... within 10 minutes of sitting in it at home i passed out, best tip ever next to extra $$$
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Re: Hey MNJConstruction-"trailer Pics"
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I like Green things
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Re: Hey MNJConstruction-"trailer Pics"
I forgot.
Last edited by WarnerConstInc.; 02-26-2009 at 10:58 AM. |
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Re: Hey MNJConstruction-"trailer Pics"Quote:
Forget you already replied to this post? Damn post whores....lolI also have another question for the OP....Why do you have what appears to be the DeWalt Miter Saw stand in there? Was it part of an old set-up? |
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WICKED WOODCHUCKER
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Re: Hey MNJConstruction-"trailer Pics"
Wow I never realized you could get that much in a minivan. Thank you for posting pictures, You have made my decision very easy about getting one. The ramps are genius! I'm going to start looking for one today. Now when I buy full size cargo van I'm kind of partial to the 3/4 ton dodges. Does make/model really matter in a minivan? Whats you guy's preferences?
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