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Thanks. Just installed pallet racks in my new garage. Guess I'll take em down and re roll em. It will give me a chance to inspect them all now, instead of when I want to put them on, and will be in a rush.
pardon the pun I'm tuckered out on track rebuilding after the 2100 project, my 2 cents is it would be just about impossible to roll them the other way.
Well.. I could show you the pic. I rolled em right up. Put two on a pallet and put them on my pallet racks I just set up yesterday... well, after I washed the gravel off them of course.
Generally I leave mine on with the tension backed off. If in town I park on 2x4s but in camp like last year I cut poles to keep them off the ground and prevent freezing down in early season freeze thaw weather. Chipping them out if frozen down is a real pain but a memorable experience! Blue tarps are cheap shade to protect the belting from sun exposure.
just finished the barn last night. put pallet racks down one side. Plenty of room for a project to get stashed in a corner.
Rear end coming out when I get a bit more time. I'm gonna re roll the tracks. How picky should I be with them? Looks like someone used a few fender washers on a repair instead of the aluminum bar as a backer. Also have a few backers that hooked on something and are a bit beat up.
I have had a few spreader bars chewed up too, there is a place duplicating them from stainless stampings. I had a few on mine they are thicker and never rust.