Edge protectors, how do you store them?

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  1. brsims

    brsims Road Train Member

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    I use a slingshot to chuck'em at people I don't like.
     
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  3. baha

    baha Road Train Member

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    You may use a 2 or 3ft. section of all thread screwed into aul. behind headboard, all of them will stack on top of each other and be easy to use from a rubber strap holding them in place?
     
  4. Rooster1291979

    Rooster1291979 Road Train Member

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    Rope with a slipknot in bundles of 20. Grab the rope and I know I have 20. Makes it easier.
     
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  5. REO6205

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    We get discarded 4" firehose and cut it into 1 foot lengths. Slit down one side and you have an instant and very flexible edge protector.
    We keep them in a five gallon bucket in the trailer side box.
    We hardly ever use them unless we're hauling new machinery or finished moulding.
     
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  6. earnies2

    earnies2 Medium Load Member

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    What is a dog box?
     
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  7. earnies2

    earnies2 Medium Load Member

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    That's a great idea did you buy or make them?
     
  8. johndeere4020

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    Looks like rebar.
     
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