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Tire Chain Stowage?
I think Gunboy's method is the win. I'll have to make up 4 storage compartments for this. 2 Should take chain's nicely. 2. Should take tire chocks nicely. I think I'll have to get access to a sheet metal brake so I can fab up some storage boxes to go behind the rear mudflaps as well as a...- rmgill
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- Forum: Deuce Modification and Hot-Rodding
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Tire Chain Stowage?
Hahahah. No. Sometimes I drive the deuce up North. I still have a mental image of a large fire truck driving across one of the viaducts in Atlanta after a particularly nasty ice storm. It comes over the rise and then starts to slide....side ways...down the hill. Towards police cars and other...- rmgill
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- Forum: Deuce Modification and Hot-Rodding
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Tire Chain Stowage?
Yeah, that spots already taken up with tools. 1/2 socket set + breaker bar. 3/8 socket set 1/4 socket set Combination wrench set Large combination wrench set Air Compressor Wrench spare headlights BFS Funnels Spray lube Spray lithium grease 1 gallon of coolant- rmgill
- Post #7
- Forum: Deuce Modification and Hot-Rodding
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Tire Chain Stowage?
So I just got some 1100x20 tire chains for my deuce in preparation for winter. Given that I might need to take them ON and off, I was wondering if anyone had ideas for storage for tire chains on our trucks low down with out having to scramble into the bed repeatedly.- rmgill
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