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Re: Trapping Bucket Setups [Re: Furman 50] #6220799
04/18/18 03:28 PM
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It takes 2 5 gallon 1 2 gallon bucket

Re: Trapping Bucket Setups [Re: Furman 50] #6220809
04/18/18 03:46 PM
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Looks like I'll have to spend a little time in the shop tomorrow and make me one. Looks like you used a small machine bolt if I'm not mistaken. I always put my bucket in a milk crate to keep it from tipping over. Won't need the milk crate anymore, plus it looks more stable for sitting on the bank/ground.
Thanks for all the photos concrete man.

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