Fellas,
On my last expedishun I seen a heap a gear organized better'n I ever figgered. The Summit College wildnerness group (48 kids with overseers) had them big blue plastic barrels plus big Plano tool boxes. http://www.planomolding.com/hardware/products.asp
They likely put a gasket in the lid of the Plano box, plus they drilled four holes fer eyebolts, two on each side. I reckon they put some anti-leak goop under the washers. They cut some thick bungee cord inta 15" strips 'n put a small loop (jest big enuff ta fit over the eye bolt) in each end. The bungee went over the top of the tool box (over the two plastic latches on each side). Purty dang secure.
Each box had a big number, so folks knew what wuz inside. They put duct tape on the barrels 'n wrote on the duct tape what wuz inside 'em. One sez "Day 3 breakfast 'n part of lunch". One sez "seasonings". One sez "Tuna". Not one barrel had "grits" on it. :?
regards
bearridge
I am not young enough to know everything. Oscar Wilde
On my last expedishun I seen a heap a gear organized better'n I ever figgered. The Summit College wildnerness group (48 kids with overseers) had them big blue plastic barrels plus big Plano tool boxes. http://www.planomolding.com/hardware/products.asp
They likely put a gasket in the lid of the Plano box, plus they drilled four holes fer eyebolts, two on each side. I reckon they put some anti-leak goop under the washers. They cut some thick bungee cord inta 15" strips 'n put a small loop (jest big enuff ta fit over the eye bolt) in each end. The bungee went over the top of the tool box (over the two plastic latches on each side). Purty dang secure.
Each box had a big number, so folks knew what wuz inside. They put duct tape on the barrels 'n wrote on the duct tape what wuz inside 'em. One sez "Day 3 breakfast 'n part of lunch". One sez "seasonings". One sez "Tuna". Not one barrel had "grits" on it. :?
regards
bearridge
I am not young enough to know everything. Oscar Wilde