Posted by Kenster on January 07, 2013 at 07:13:18 from (166.137.156.148):
A few years ago I read on this board about a basket someone rigged up that hooked onto the front grill and would hold a couple of milk crates.
My buddy is itching to try out his new welder and asked me if I had a project for him. (Aren't friends wonderful?)
Below is a picture I saved from a few years ago. I can't tell if the bottom is made out of angle iron (bed frame?) or just flat iron. My friend said he could use a steel mesh for the bottom, supported by cross pieces of flat iron.
Other than trying to figure out the best way to do the bottom, I think he's got it figured out. I just need to get the measurements to him.
Thanks for any suggestions or pics for other ways to do this.
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