A couple of years ago, I was rummaging through th ole “breaktime” pages and came across something that influanced me greatly. It was a photo discussion on how you have your work truck/trailers laid out. I read a minor comment of someone that built a false bottom in his trailer for lumber storage.
Who ever you are… “Thank You!” About 3 years ago I bought a used box truck and the first thing I did was raise it for storage under the tools. And in my case, I added some things (carpet, mircowave, small fridge and electrical outlets all over the place). Yesterday, I had to clean it a bit to haul some vinyl siding in it and I was semi impressed again with myself, so I desided to take some photos of my “office”.
I am interested in those of you who would share some photos of how you manage your trucks, tools and transportation. Maybe I can get more ideas.
David H. “Splinky” Polston
Founder of Sawdust, Norfolk, Virginia
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a couple more
That strange looking guy is me.
David H. "Splinky" Polston
Founder of Sawdust, Norfolk, Virginia
Nice, I especially like your electrical setup.
looks like it was a Uhaul truck.
I am sorry about the files. I am an amature photographer and I shoot most things in RAW (which is about 5mg per file) Those started out around 2.3 meg. I'll try to get them down. under 100kb okay?Check some out (I am working on the site though) http://www.davidpolston.com I hope the size of the photos don't keep you from the origional post... I want to see the trucks.David H. "Splinky" Polston
Founder of Sawdust, Norfolk, Virginia
You're set up nice.
There was a similar thread with photos recently on trailers that you might enjoy
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.............and thanks for the photos Splink.
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man, that clock pic is sweet.
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damn, am I fat!
That clock tower is at the church across from the ground zero site in NYC. The church survived. Awesome... hallowed ground!David H. "Splinky" Polston
Founder of Sawdust, Norfolk, Virginia
2nd set of photos, compressed as jpgs.zak
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"so it goes"
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Hey, do your thing will ya?
I'll die from old age before those photos open up.
Eric
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Amen and a chorus!
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Gotta learn to check the rest of the thread. I went and saved all those to resize before I realized zak had already downsized them.
damn, am I fat!
Edited 12/9/2006 7:36 pm ET by rez
Doh!
Didn't mean to step on your toes. Just thought I'd do a favor since I was in the neighborhood.
Watch out for that homeowner roofing thread- I downsized those ones too.zak
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"so it goes"
thanks.
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You the man, zak, you the man!
be keeping on
damn, am I fat!
Can never get enough of a good thing.
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Resizes of first four photos. Looks nice.
The dial up guys on here prefer a file size of 100 kb or less. Irfanveiw or google picasa are a couple good image editors that will help you resize photos before you attach them.
zak
"When we build, let us think that we build forever. Let it not be for present delight nor for present use alone." --John Ruskin
"so it goes"