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Storage for comp equipment

nkay

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We have been using plastic boxes and other ways to keep our equipment (knives, rubs, rags, and other items) but that has proven to be pretty cumbersome and in the interest of making my lazy life easier I am trying to find a better way. My first thought was a chest style tool box but I have sides on my trailer and that means either lifting the box out of the trailer each time or losing the space at the bottom of the chest. Any ideas from other competitors about a good way to keep stuff organized? My cooker is not a walk on and is on a 16 foot trailer.
 
I thought about buying a couple of these this year as we just use the plastic tote bins and I get tired of digging through the bin looking for stuff at a comp.

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If you have room you could use a 40 inch intermediate tool box. basically a big drawer. Lockable.
 
I keep my little stuff in a cheap carry tool box from HD. just big enough for
Rubs
Guru stuff
Knives
headlamp
Thermopen
Gloves
lighters
cigars
travel sized dish soap
couple garbage bags

helps you remember to not bring the kitchen sink
 
We use a Sterilite 4 drawer cabinet. Rich built a dolly for and it is topped with butcher block. The pieces are not attached so it can be lifted in pieces. This holds pretty much everything.

Lori Daniels
Burnt Side Down
 
Just taking notes.... is that where your Jack is as well? In case of a earth quake and I need to save it!!!

Jack is always in the green cooler, Diet coke on the bakers rack and don't use the ice in the blue cooler for your fancy colored solo cup, very high probability my vacuum sealed chicken became unsealed during the journey.

I do use a fatmax for stuff that doesn't stay in the trailer, rubs, knives, thermapens, etc. I use this one
http://www.zorotools.com/g/00058569/k-G2402574?utm_source=google_shopping&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=Google_Shopping_Feed&kw={keyword}&gclid=CPv-3dSus70CFUNqOgodbzsAUQ
 
Jack is always in the green cooler, Diet coke on the bakers rack and don't use the ice in the blue cooler for your fancy colored solo cup, very high probability my vacuum sealed chicken became unsealed during the journey.

I do use a fatmax for stuff that doesn't stay in the trailer, rubs, knives, thermapens, etc. I use this one
http://www.zorotools.com/g/00058569/k-G2402574?utm_source=google_shopping&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=Google_Shopping_Feed&kw={keyword}&gclid=CPv-3dSus70CFUNqOgodbzsAUQ


I have the same one. (Fatmax) Not near as much clutter anymore as a few seasons ago!
 
Man that's a lot of ideas. I think I may go with a chest tool box and put some better caster's on it. Just have to keep it light enough to move in and out of the trailer. It will be some much more convenient than those dang boxes I have to dig through.
 
I use two of these from Home Depot. One for food items and one for smoker items. They have a removable tray on the top for small items. Wheels and pull out handle make it easy for one person to move around.
 

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Have a 3-drawer similar to above for small stuff and use an extra cooler for larger stuff (foil, paper towels, etc.) that I empty as soon as I get set up and then use as a cooler for ice.
 
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