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General Forum => Product Reviews => Topic started by: Skolmann on July 23, 2007, 09:24:33 AM
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Since I didn't get out on the water this past weekend, I thought I'd finally get around to hanging 4 of the Cold Tuna rod racks I bought back in the spring.
Each rack holds 10 rods.
I actually need 1 more rack to hold all my rods but have run out of room space in my laundry room (only place the wife agreed to have me hang them). Only spot I might be able to place another rack is behind my work table (in the right on the picture)--but then I'd have to find a spot for the table ::)
I've used various rod rack systems in the past and have to say this is the best..
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nice job!
where did you order them? have a link?
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How about from the ceiling? You'll have to fabricate some kind of bracket to mount under the drop ceiling to give you something solid to mount the rack to.
I have mine in the garge mounted that way. Up and out of the way and cant get damaged. Nice racks. I need to upgrade my pvc pipe mounts soon! :P
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nice job!
where did you order them? have a link?
Cabelas
http://www.cabelas.com/cabelas/en/templates/links/link.jsp?id=0023978016797a&type=product&cmCat=search&returnPage=search-results1.jsp&QueryText=cold+tuna&N=4887&Ntk=Products&Ntx=mode+matchall&Nty=1&Ntt=cold+tuna&noImage=0
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How about from the ceiling? You'll have to fabricate some kind of bracket to mount under the drop ceiling to give you something solid to mount the rack to.
I have mine in the garge mounted that way. Up and out of the way and cant get damaged. Nice racks. I need to upgrade my pvc pipe mounts soon! :P
Don't have the proper type of ceiling in my garage.
Was thinking of sheet rocking one wall on the garage and placing peg board over it then adding another rod rack or 2 to that.
Buddy of mine has the perfect garage ceiling with rafters through the entire lenght. The are spaced out perfectly to suppost rods up to 8'.
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just ordered one, thanks. t^