Post Up Your Roll Carts!

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Currently have a HF 3 tier basic roll cart that hold my most used products as well as polishes. I'd like to see other set ups as I'm considering a new and possibly larger cart. Have some ideas in mind but would like to see your setups.
 
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Lane---where did you get that?

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Very interested to see everyone's cart set up, as I am in the market for one! I was going to get a normal tool cart and go from there. Good to see some other ideas.
 
Nice thing about the plastic carts.....they do not rust. I got the plastic peg board from Home Depot...the cart has two locking wheels...makes it so much nicer to line up what you need before you start...no going back and forth to the cabinet
 
I wanted a cart that I can take with me when I am mobile and not take up room in the garage, so I picked up an Olympia Tools 85-188 Pack-N-Roll Service Cart from Amazon. I load it in the truck bed last, and take it off first to have a place for my detailing stuff. I put a surge strip on one end, and of course added a few detailing supplier stickers!
 
mc2hill said:
I wanted a cart that I can take with me when I am mobile and not take up room in the garage, so I picked up an Olympia Tools 85-188 Pack-N-Roll Service Cart from Amazon. I load it in the truck bed last, and take it off first to have a place for my detailing stuff. I put a surge strip on one end, and of course added a few detailing supplier stickers!
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Where's the picture of it?
 
Here's mine.

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I like it because it's simple, spacious, sturdy [its low center center of gravity makes it almost impossible to accidentally tip over].

And best of all it was free. It came from the nearby laundromat.

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I think I'm gonna spray paint the legs soon..
 
It's a Luxor brand cart I ordered online, not from Autogeek.
 
oneheadlite said:
Do they know that? :laughing: (Just teasing!)
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Yea, my father used to have a side business renting linen & towels etc.. So because of that he would be at the laundromat all the time and I guess getting hooked up with this little cart was 1 of the perks. Lol.

He's also got several pop up hampers which I've been meaning to set up and use for my dirty towels.
 
whats under the towel?? more towels??


Eldorado2k said:
Yea, my father used to have a side business renting linen & towels etc.. So because of that he would be at the laundromat all the time and I guess getting hooked up with this little cart was 1 of the perks. Lol.

He's also got several pop up hampers which I've been meaning to set up and use for my dirty towels.
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mc2hill said:
I put a surge strip on one end
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I had never thought of doing that but it sounds like a great idea... But I suppose it better not be a cheapo 1 right? I don't know anything about power strip/surge protectors. Can you guys give me a basic recommendation on the proper 1 to use? I'd be running a 50' 14ga extension cord to the cord strip/surge protector and plugging in a polisher, vacuum, phone, etc. It's probably a stupid question but I just want to make sure not to screw anything up.
 
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