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307WYLD

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You can always store them in the dumpster ;)

What about one of those heavy-duty Rubbermaid totes with the lid? Like the kind that slide under your bed, but not clear, they are generally a dark color (grey or black) and depending on your tool box, would be able to slide under it.
 

sk farmer

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i would store that large puller for you. i would even give you that dollar for it.
 

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Pegboards are ideal for oversized tools, and they are very flexible so you can re-arrange them as your tools and needs change.

Just a thought...
 

35mastr

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Either hang it on the walls or put it in the deep lower drawers of your box.

Mine are all in the lower drawers or hung up out of the way.
 

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I use the bottom tray of a three tray rolling cart.

I have comercial shelving in my garage, and plan on putting some permanent non moving storage drawers in a couple spots eventually for all the big/heavy stuff.
 

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I'm in the midst of a toolbox reorganization and I've got all my pullers together in two lower drawers now. Couple of things I found out are how hard it is to open those drawers and man I have a lot of pullers. Been thinking about buying a 2 x 4 ft 3/4 ply from home depot and hanging it on the wall to make an old-school puller board. You know, painted white with the pullers outline in black behind it.
 
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NugeConstruction

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I was browsing Home Depot and was much taken by their incredibly tough looking hardware storage bins...

Kadon%20Hopper%20Box.jpg


...so I grabbed one that had one large, lone washer in it, tipped it upside down, and read:

"KADON CORP.
"DAYTON OHIO
"937-299-0088"

I am 99.99% sure that the box I flipped over is the same item offered at:

http://www.edgemanufacturing.net/HH19110700-1925quotL-x-11quotW-x-675quotH-Hopper-box_p_98.html

 

Uncle Buck

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I'm in the midst of a toolbox reorganization and I've got all my pullers together in two lower drawers now. Couple of things I found out are how hard it is to open those drawers and man I have a lot of pullers. Been thinking about buying a 2 x 4 ft 3/4 ply from home depot and hanging it on the wall to make an old-school puller board. You know, painted white with the pullers outline in black behind it.

How I store most of my pullers.

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Rickster

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That is a nice looking set-up there. I have to get those pullers out of the drawer the weight is just too much. Maybe a temp solution will be a couple of bins under the tool box.
 

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Nice assortment of pullers ya got there Uncle Buck ! :thumbup:
............nice storage too.
 

Uncle Buck

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I like Uncle Buck's idea best. But how do you keep a white cabinet so clean?

Thanks to all for the sugestions.


I just close the attached door that is shown in the pic, and turn the locking knob to secure it. It was an old cabinet that was heading to the trash and originally came from an ambulance. I repurposed it, layed it out and ran screws in to hang everything from.

A guy could do the same thing with a sheet of plywood though.
 

TAMPAGT07

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Hey JBurgess, have you ever actually used that giant wrench. I guess you never know when a buddy might call and inform you that he just purchased a bridge, and wants to borrow your 6" wrench because some of his nuts are loose. :headscrat
 

v8garage

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Cool puller collection and cabinet. Do you have neat storage for all your tools like that? If so I would like to see some more pics. Next time I am working in Kansas I am going to have to come check your place out.
V/8
 
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