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Posted by Jim on May 26, 2001 at 06:19:52 from (152.163.197.179):
In Reply to: Lightbar Toolbox posted by Orion on May 26, 2001 at 05:04:20:
Orion: Picked up a Lightbar Toolbox for my H a few months ago out of a salvage yard in Iowa - ran about $65, repros are around $100 if I remember correctly. The toolbox I got did have an IH id painted on, and there are decals out there for the lightbar toolbox that goes on the center of the lid. My concern when I got mine was the clips that go on the bottom, but with just hanging it on the lightbar it works just fine. Find it a great place to put gloves, a couple of small wrenchs and screwdriver and wire cutter to have with, a spare rag, and in my case a pack of cigerettes and lighter. Appears to be pretty water resistant, got caught in the rain last week for a few minutes, heavy downpour, and afterwards noticed no water in the box. Between the ammo box I mounted on the siderail to carry extra oil and marvel mystery oil, and the tools in the lightbox bar, have enough along to check and add oil while out in the field, and tools to cut old fence wire I come across in the field. Dont have to worry about tools in the back pocket falling out or tearing the seat. Have noticed in talking with people, it appears alot of the lightbar tools boxes were remounted on pto safety shields or elsewhere, as a result quite a few have holes in the bottom. Take care and have a safe and enjoyable Memorial Day Weekend, but please take a few minutes Monday to remember the boys who served.
Jim
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