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I was a little disappointed the the fittings didn't quite match up. But over all it worked out well.
WORKSHOP COMPANION, Summer 2015 Field Notes COLORS edition.
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The pieces for my Japanese toolbox(www.flickr.com/photos/nizger/11783950384/) all layer out. Minus the cross brace on the lid which I forgot to make in the first place
It's empty and only weighs a couple pounds so this was an easy load. Still enough to tip it away from the kick stand, though hence the lean against the pipe trick.
El Caminos have a hidden compartment under the bed behind the cab which is normally covered by the bed panels. A terrible waste of space. I asked Bill Miller of Costa Mesa (now he's in Arizona) to fix this space up so I could store a toolbox and the battery in there, and access the space easily. He started by fabricating a steel central support and a steel frame for the cover.
My husband bought a great big rolling tool box for the shop a couple of weeks ago. It is very pretty. I have stolen it for my kitchen because it is too wonderful for the nasty auto shop and needs to be where it can be appreciated.
Another interesting feature of a tractor at the HCEA National Convention & Old Equipment Exposition was this cool toolbox.
[DW2_1580] 105mm f/2.8G ED-IF AF-S VR Micro-Nikkor