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Rovers, Floaters - Loading All Your Gear
So Im a "rover" (extra guy that fills in for a set amount of shifts) so I need to carry around my gear, was wondering what you all carry your stuff in, I would like to find some type of trunk, that I can put in and out of my car, I have a GMC Yukon, any Ideas out there, Im not a big fan of that big red bag. let me know....
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Permalink Reply by Reg Mathis on
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Yep. Home Depot, about $30.
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Permalink Reply by Fabulous Heather Days of Summer on
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they work well for deadbodies too...
ya know, like on days when you are pissed at your kids or spouse ;-)
(not that I would know anything about that or anything)
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Permalink Reply by Chris Weber on
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I am NOT going to let my wife see this.I think she already has a plan.
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A big plastic tub works great.Plenty of room for gear plus some tools and still some room left over.
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yes, ALL wives have a plan !!!
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Permalink Reply by FF Nick on
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My coworker has one of these but for the price, not really worth it. I'm with the other guys on getting a wheeled plastic tub for substantially cheaper.
Our roamers work at one set station till they're needed to cover another one so 98 percent of the time they don't have to lug all their stuff around.
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mold ?
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Hasn't complained of any yet. He's the type guy that keeps his gear clean and lets it dry out before packing it up. If it gets wet out on a run he'll take it out and let it dry before he packs it all back in.
Keeps O2 Bottle, med bag, and a litebox in it as well.
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Permalink Reply by Brando on
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thanks friends, I'm pretty sure thats what im going to do, just wanted to see if anyone had thought of any crazy ideas, found this while i was looking, i kind of laughed a little bit: http://www.rescue42.com/
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Think hers may involve a cement block,but I guess I won't know if it does or not.
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give her my number...
i have discovered in the age of wood chippers and paper shredders it is much easier to dispose of a body by shredding it PRIOR to feeding it to the fishes... then not only will the worm-size pieces be sufficient to feed your fish tank fish - but if you must go the ocean route - dumping the pieces, like chum, into the ocean makes it much more likely that NO recognizable pieces will wash ashore...
cement blocks can slip off as the body begins to get eaten apart
I'm just saying...
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Yea.I'll be sure to get RIGHT ON passing the info. along.
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