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Old 01-21-2010, 10:25 AM   #1
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Get a piece of PVC (1 1/2") and split it down the middle. It works great.

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Get a piece of PVC (1 1/2") and split it down the middle. It works great.
Still trying to envision this.

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Still trying to envision this.
amen, doesn't sound wetsuiting friendly anyway.

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Old 01-23-2010, 08:11 PM   #4
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Get a piece of PVC (1 1/2") and split it down the middle. It works great.
Bob; Thanks for the advice, but I'm still trying to unterstand it.
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Old 01-28-2010, 09:57 AM   #5
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We took a piece of1 1/2 PVC tube about 1 foot long and cut it down the middle with a table saw. It has kind of a spring to it and holds 3 small jars of pork great. Don't know about swimming with it. We have a couple in the bikes.

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Thanks Bob. Know I get it, I think it will work for like storage in my truck. Will give it a try.
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Old 01-28-2010, 11:28 PM   #7
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Thanks Bob. Know I get it, I think it will work for like storage in my truck. Will give it a try.
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Sorry, Jake...just saw this post.

We used a tube that an old fishing rod came in back in 1960 something It's about a 2" light pvc tube, almost like central vac tubing. I cut a piece about 1 1/2 feet long, about the size of 3 pork jars stacked on top of each other. I then split along the middle lengthwise with a dremel cutter so the cut was down the middle along the entire length. I then just stack the jars inside. The split allows the PVC to open up a bit and hold the jars tight. Not good for wetsuiting but good enough for storage and transport.

Got the idea from Mr. Pogie years ago. We just toss the tubes in the bikes and we're off along the canal.

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