My tire rack
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The rack is sold and as of today my welder is in storage. I'm really going to miss my shop. I will be subbing my metal fab work out to a local shop and I'll find out how much he charges to make racks. It will probably have to be a batch run to justify powdercoat finishing and it will be knockdown for easy shipping. The one in the pick is really awkward to ship.
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Drifting
Joined: May 2009
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From: Heidelberg, ON
question.
Why not just stack them? Wouldn't that take about the same amount of floor space?
I store my tires in the shed. I might make a wall mounted rack if I thought it would save a lot of floor space... I stack 3 sets of snows in the back of the shed, and have a shelf above it for other stuff....
P.
Have 24' of 1.25" square tubing and a mig/fluxcore welder......
Why not just stack them? Wouldn't that take about the same amount of floor space?
I store my tires in the shed. I might make a wall mounted rack if I thought it would save a lot of floor space... I stack 3 sets of snows in the back of the shed, and have a shelf above it for other stuff....
P.
Have 24' of 1.25" square tubing and a mig/fluxcore welder......