T@b 400 Bin Mod

BigGrover · February 2019

Bought a piece of wire shelving to make a back for the bin. Now I can toss loose things like chocks, sewer elbows etc. In there without losing them.

Sharon_is_SAM · February 2019

Excellent use of premade shelf! Just what you needed.

BigGrover · February 2019

Yep, it had a lip that I cut off with bolt cutters. The propane tank, because of its shape, bulges out the back opening slightly so I had to remove a few pieces of wire for that. Cut opening for the propane hose so it's not in contact or rubbing against anything. Used some self tapping screws and nylon wire clamps. All parts came to $24 at Lowe's.

NCNative · February 2019

Good idea! I have this on the list of eventual mods I want. right now I keep a 5 gallon bucket next to my propane tank to hold hoses, etc.

gande · February 2019

Great idea, BigGrover! What is the floor of this area made of?

Photomom · February 2019

Adding this to my mod list. I installed a bungee net in my tub to corral chocks and stuff but this looks like it would expand the storage space.

PamandJohnUpNorth2 · February 2019

@BigGrover That is brilliant. When the snow melts I can't wait to see if I can duplicate that. Thanks!

falcon1970 · February 2019

@BigGrover
Another genius idea. I've been prowling Lowe's looking for likely objects with which to contain loose "stuff." It never occurred to me to use wire shelving, but it is a perfect solution!

BigGrover · February 2019

I had to buy a 5' section. It measured 17" wide which was perfect. I had them cut it at 32" since they had a hydraulic cutter. I could have left the lip on it but used bolt cutters to clip it off and that left some edges of wire I just bent over the cross brace.

GibW · February 2019

Smart!

T@b 400 Bin Mod

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