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I didn't really see a dedicated spot for this (like a Garage subforum) but was wondering how everyone stores large tools like motorcycle jacks or lift tables when not in use. Mine is currently sitting next to the bike with a bunch of crap on it because I can't find anything better to do with it.
As I have gotten older, I have gone to loose pants.
I built a workbench with the shelf under the top high enough and middle post far enough to fit a jack under. Bottom shelf only goes part way and room for a shop vac at other end.
I didn't really see a dedicated spot for this (like a Garage subforum) but was wondering how everyone stores large tools like motorcycle jacks or lift tables when not in use. Mine is currently sitting next to the bike with a bunch of crap on it because I can't find anything better to do with it.
Table becomes another work surface, jack get hung next to the welder. Screw jack pushes under a roll-away.
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