Goatman TJ Expert Supporting Member Joined Apr 23, 2019 Messages 5,040 Location Upstate NY Mar 17, 2020 #21 I'd use bigger casters if you plan on pushing it across the lawn (at least MY lawn!)
jazngab Done but not quite finished Supporting Member Joined Aug 23, 2018 Messages 1,878 Location PA Mar 17, 2020 #22 Is it necessary to place it on a rack of some sort? I just have mine standing up in my shed leaning against a wall.
Is it necessary to place it on a rack of some sort? I just have mine standing up in my shed leaning against a wall.
KillerIsMe TJ Enthusiast Supporting Member Joined Aug 30, 2019 Messages 239 Location NE Pennsylvania Mar 17, 2020 #23 Goatman said: I'd use bigger casters if you plan on pushing it across the lawn (at least MY lawn!) Click to expand... Lawn... Our "lawn" is 2 acres of reclaimed hay field surrounded by another 10 acres of un-reclaimed hay field with a patch of woods out back
Goatman said: I'd use bigger casters if you plan on pushing it across the lawn (at least MY lawn!) Click to expand... Lawn... Our "lawn" is 2 acres of reclaimed hay field surrounded by another 10 acres of un-reclaimed hay field with a patch of woods out back
Goatman TJ Expert Supporting Member Joined Apr 23, 2019 Messages 5,040 Location Upstate NY Mar 18, 2020 #24 KillerIsMe said: Lawn... Our "lawn" is 2 acres of reclaimed hay field surrounded by another 10 acres of un-reclaimed hay field with a patch of woods out back Click to expand... Are you the guy living under the stairs? Because that is the same exact 'lawn' I have! Reactions: KillerIsMe
KillerIsMe said: Lawn... Our "lawn" is 2 acres of reclaimed hay field surrounded by another 10 acres of un-reclaimed hay field with a patch of woods out back Click to expand... Are you the guy living under the stairs? Because that is the same exact 'lawn' I have!
T TDI Sahara TJ Enthusiast Joined Nov 27, 2019 Messages 113 Location Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada Mar 18, 2020 #25 I thought it was recommended to only store hardtop's in there natural position (horizontal). Has there been any issues with storing them vertically?
I thought it was recommended to only store hardtop's in there natural position (horizontal). Has there been any issues with storing them vertically?
The Real Lxxtsy TJ Addict Supporting Member Joined Sep 6, 2016 Messages 1,220 Location IL Mar 18, 2020 #26 TDI Sahara said: I thought it was recommended to only store hardtop's in there natural position (horizontal). Has there been any issues with storing them vertically? Click to expand... No issues when stored vertically.
TDI Sahara said: I thought it was recommended to only store hardtop's in there natural position (horizontal). Has there been any issues with storing them vertically? Click to expand... No issues when stored vertically.
Plumber1 Tito's, Tacos and Trails Supporting Member Joined May 27, 2019 Messages 3,951 Location San Ramon, CA Mar 18, 2020 #27 TDI Sahara said: I thought it was recommended to only store hardtop's in there natural position (horizontal). Has there been any issues with storing them vertically? Click to expand... Mine has been on and off my rack for about 6 years no issues at all
TDI Sahara said: I thought it was recommended to only store hardtop's in there natural position (horizontal). Has there been any issues with storing them vertically? Click to expand... Mine has been on and off my rack for about 6 years no issues at all