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**Bill** · 10-06-2004, 02:54 PM

I carry a few "hose-end accessories". You know, water thief, pressure regulator, pressure gauge, 45-degree connector for the side of the TM, 6" hose with a spring on it for easing sharp bends .... These can't stay on the hose, so they need to be carried elsewhere.

I carry my water hose in the tool compartment at the back of my TM, so it makes sense to carry these accessories in the same compartment. But it seemed they always ended up on the floor, getting lost, getting grubby, and making mud. I needed something better. The solution turned out to be ridiculously simple.

I bought 3 pounds of onions in a mesh bag. Ate the onions. Folded the top of the bag down inside a couple inches. Threaded husky twine through the mesh a few times around the bag at the fold. It's a closable mesh ditty bag, and it's free!

I screwed a cup-hook into the wood frame at the top-front of the tool compartment, and hang the bag from the hook. Now the hose accessories ride in the bag, stay clean, stay off the floor, and dry quickly. And they are easy to find when I am setting up in the dark. Wish I'd thought of it sooner.

Bill

10-06-2004, 02:54 PM	#1
Bill Site Team Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: The mountains of Scottsdale, AZ, and the beaches of Maine Posts: 10,104	Carrying water hose accessories I carry a few "hose-end accessories". You know, water thief, pressure regulator, pressure gauge, 45-degree connector for the side of the TM, 6" hose with a spring on it for easing sharp bends .... These can't stay on the hose, so they need to be carried elsewhere. I carry my water hose in the tool compartment at the back of my TM, so it makes sense to carry these accessories in the same compartment. But it seemed they always ended up on the floor, getting lost, getting grubby, and making mud. I needed something better. The solution turned out to be ridiculously simple. I bought 3 pounds of onions in a mesh bag. Ate the onions. Folded the top of the bag down inside a couple inches. Threaded husky twine through the mesh a few times around the bag at the fold. It's a closable mesh ditty bag, and it's free! I screwed a cup-hook into the wood frame at the top-front of the tool compartment, and hang the bag from the hook. Now the hose accessories ride in the bag, stay clean, stay off the floor, and dry quickly. And they are easy to find when I am setting up in the dark. Wish I'd thought of it sooner. Bill Attached Thumbnails __________________ 2020 2720QS (aka 2720SL) 2014 Ford F-150 4WD 5.0L Bill's Tech Stuff album