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#3165 08/09/01 06:02 PM
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Our's is the trade of a thousand widgets, all of which i try to stock in my war wagon, but always seem to be scratchin' for.
per Sparky's laws..
So how do U guys manage ???
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#3166 08/09/01 07:51 PM
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Here's the only way I know to deal with it...

[Linked Image from kellyelectric.electrical-contractor.net]

[Linked Image from kellyelectric.electrical-contractor.net]

[Linked Image from kellyelectric.electrical-contractor.net]

My monthly ritual... usually takes most of a Saturday to do...

Rumor has it that a local contractor took one look at his hand bender at the bottom of the pile in his truck and opted to buy a new one rather than spend half a day digging the old one out!


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#3167 08/09/01 08:28 PM
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Seem to spend more time unloading than doing the job sometimes. Need to look at buying another truck box to haul it all in.

#3168 08/10/01 03:45 AM
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sparky Offline OP
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Virgil,
is the fishin' box for electrical 'bits'?

#3169 08/10/01 09:13 AM
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Yup... Wire nuts, Sta-Cons, screws, and other odds and ends go there...

I'm the only one that understands my organization techniques!

I use a lot of tupperware and rubbermaid boxes to store stuff in too...

'Cause my truck leaks... [Linked Image]

BTW, notice the shadow differences in the first two pics... That should give an indication of how long this ordeal takes!

[This message has been edited by sparky66wv (edited 08-10-2001).]


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#3170 08/10/01 07:56 PM
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Are y'all seeing the pictures?

Half the time I'm getting "X"ed out squares...

If I type the URL of the pics in the address bar, it seems to cache them and fix it for awhile...

[Linked Image]


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#3171 08/11/01 05:24 AM
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cyber-strange!

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#3172 08/11/01 02:12 PM
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66, The pictures have come through fine for me. They show up just like they are suppose to. Phil H

#3173 09/02/01 09:55 AM
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Originally posted by sparky:
Our's is the trade of a thousand widgets, all of which i try to stock in my war wagon, but always seem to be scratchin' for.
per Sparky's laws..
So how do U guys manage ???
[Linked Image]

I clean my truck once a week, otherwise I'd never find anything, but the bad part is you move to the shop parts that the time you dont expect to need next week, but chances are once you move them to the shop, you always need at least one of those items.


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