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IH_always
Posted 3/24/2013 13:20 (#2987522)
Subject: Bolt bin storage?


Where can I find some bolt storage bins for my shop? What do you use? TIA.

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deere4760
Posted 3/24/2013 13:29 (#2987541 - in reply to #2987522)
Subject: Re: Bolt bin storage?


Renville County, MN
Check Fastenal, Lawson or Kar Products. They all have bins they can sell. Check all of them because they are usually the same bin but of a different color and price.
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Andrew_D
Posted 3/24/2013 13:34 (#2987550 - in reply to #2987522)
Subject: Re: Bolt bin storage?


Newdale, Manitoba, Canada
Also try ag dealers, hardware stores, etc. Most of them can order in a bolt bin for you. Depending how much of a rush you are in, you could let them all know what you want and to tell you when there is a sale on...

Andrew
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copper105
Posted 3/24/2013 13:34 (#2987552 - in reply to #2987522)
Subject: Re: Bolt bin storage?


NE Illinois
Look at Kimball Midwest
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bootheel farmer
Posted 3/24/2013 13:36 (#2987558 - in reply to #2987552)
Subject: Re: Bolt bin storage?


my father built one many years ago using used elevator buckets. Has worked great for many years.....
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deereboy8400
Posted 3/24/2013 20:56 (#2988757 - in reply to #2987552)
Subject: Re: Bolt bin storage?



East Central Indiana
copper105 - 3/24/2013 13:34

Look at Kimball Midwest


I've got those. Not super happy with them. We built a rack out of 1x8 lumber and demoted the Kimball bin to metric bolts.
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NMO Redpower
Posted 3/24/2013 13:37 (#2987562 - in reply to #2987522)
Subject: RE: Bolt bin storage?



MO
Fastenal. I wouldn't want to be with out it now, it has saved so many trips to town, and it is way faster than a bucket full of bolts dumped out to find that one bolt you think you have.



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caseihfarmer
Posted 3/24/2013 13:41 (#2987578 - in reply to #2987522)
Subject: RE: Bolt bin storage?


East Central, Nebraska
i wanted a nice bin like the one posted up a post or two but had trouble finding one at the time i was in the mood to sort bolts. i was hesitant about it but went to menards and bought their cheap bins for about a buck and a half a piece for the big ones and then the white hangers for them, i dont have barely anything invested in the setup. and am pretty happy with the outcome.
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ndred
Posted 3/24/2013 14:40 (#2987738 - in reply to #2987522)
Subject: Re: Bolt bin storage?


s nd
Mac's in fargo has those same bins, different color. Check on prices, as macs is high priced on stuff seems to me. Got mine years ago from some guy at binford nd, binford tool. Whole selection. If you're a builder, the assorted sizes is handy to have on hand.
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REVBCO
Posted 3/24/2013 14:45 (#2987751 - in reply to #2987522)
Subject: RE: Bolt bin storage?



IA
Bought ours from Fastenal with the some starter kits.



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datyerdog?
Posted 3/24/2013 14:59 (#2987790 - in reply to #2987522)
Subject: Re: Bolt bin storage?



A local hardware/NAPA store we buy from made us a deal on a selection of bolts and bins. We put a rather large order together and thought hard about what we would use. It has been some of the best money we've spent.
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Dennis SEND
Posted 3/24/2013 15:35 (#2987884 - in reply to #2987522)
Subject: Re: Bolt bin storage?



There is a big hardware type store called Macs in ND, SD, and MN that have them for sale, some places give them away if you buy X amount of product from them depending on your comfort level in picking out product most of the time you pay dearly to them even if they are free.
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Canderson012
Posted 3/24/2013 18:42 (#2988367 - in reply to #2987522)
Subject: RE: Bolt bin storage?



Houston County, GA
http://www.shoupparts.com/W5193/
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sflem849
Posted 3/24/2013 21:00 (#2988779 - in reply to #2988367)
Subject: RE: Bolt bin storage?


SE WI

Canderson012 - 3/24/2013 18:42 http://www.shoupparts.com/W5193/



Why wouldn't you buy the same exact thing at Menards for $85 rather than $125?

http://www.menards.com/main/tools-hardware/tool-storage/storage-racks-containers/parts-bin-rack/p-1458884-c-9189.htm

illinoisfarm - 3/24/2013 20:21 Zoro tools Search steel bin storage unit. Bought lots of stuff from them. Spend more than $50 and get free shipping. Use promo code Welcome2 to save $25 off a $125 purchase.



That is the best price I have ever seen on a 72 hole bin.   They are only 8.5" deep rather than 12" deep like Lawson bins, but they will still hold more than a box of bolts.  The base price is $140 then with free shipping and $25 off it is at your house for only $115!!!

http://www.zorotools.com/g/Stackable%20Bin%20Storage%20Units/00115112/

 



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daltongeb
Posted 3/24/2013 19:13 (#2988437 - in reply to #2987522)
Subject: Re: Bolt bin storage?


Glad Valley SD
How far are you from monticello IA?
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Large-Steel-Hopper-Front-Parts-Bins-Bolt-Bi...
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illinoisfarm
Posted 3/24/2013 20:21 (#2988611 - in reply to #2988437)
Subject: Re: Bolt bin storage?



Zoro tools Search steel bin storage unit. Bought lots of stuff from them. Spend more than $50 and get free shipping. Use promo code Welcome2 to save $25 off a $125 purchase.
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