Saving the Planet......
Submitted: Saturday, Jan 29, 2005 at 17:01
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Lone Wolf
..... or is that saving some space?
I'm into Green Bags, but with a difference.......
Check this out
http://www.4x4wire.com/trail/technique/making_it_fit/
I have been doing EXACTLY the same thing. I now have a mezzanine with lots of empty Space Cases, and EVERYTHING has been transferred into green heavy cotton zip bags from Kookaburra.
I buy these bags in a variety of sizes from my mate 5 doors up my street... TJM. They cost around $12 - $17.00 Each.
Recovery gear, including ratchet winch goes in one.
Complete kitchen ( for me only ) goes in another.
Food goes in two more.
12 volt lighting stuff into another one.
Tools into yet another.
These bags are the Bee's knees........ really strong.
Now I simply drop them in low in the floor wells and the like, keeps weight down low, and they seem to take a LOT less space.
I might put some labels on them, like the ones you get at the airport, so I know which bag is holding what.
Wolfie
Reply By: Member - JohnR (Vic) - Saturday, Jan 29, 2005 at 18:39
Saturday, Jan 29, 2005 at 18:39
I like to use conference satchels Wolfie. Have one with two snatch straps and shackles under the
seat when travelling.
Another with pockets on the back wall of the cab of the GU down low to act as an organiser too. Place for a PDA, also the chargers, pens, notepad, memory card reader and the like. Good to have power leads stored too. Another that stores larger hangs beside it - jumper leads, alcohol wipes (teat wipes to dairy farmers).
Old coloured pillow cases for 12v fluro lights - makes them easy to see and keep the cords from tangling.
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