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#70797 10/16/06 09:09 PM
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Amazing what tool advice you can find in Forbes magazine!

I followed their suggestion - how the stylish yacht owner sclepps his tool about - to www.toolpak.com .

These folks offer a vest, #94350, as well as several 'backpack' type carriers, starting with their original model, #90650.

I have the pack Yanici talks about; I have not found it all that great for my uses.
I do use the carrier Mahlere posted; it works well.

My problem has been more with parts storage, than tool transport- especially when atop a ladder. So far, I have found the Skiller's pants and vest to be great!

#70798 10/17/06 05:13 PM
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My "tool pouch" is any available flat surface.


Peter
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