---------------------- multipart/alternative attachment Thanx all for your input. I live in the Northeast (Central New York) and it's getting rather cold here now. (and it gets hot in the summer too- especailly in a car.) My friends in Boston (relatively same climate I would think..) leave ALL their tools in their car EVERY night all year 'round. The evenings I *don't* bring in my gear- it sure is nice to just leave the house the next morning with my purse and to-go coffee. :( Stranges On Nov 14, 2005, at 2:07 PM, Jeff Tanner wrote: > > On Nov 14, 2005, at 11:12 AM, Don wrote: > >> Hi Michele, >> >> That would depend on the dew point in your area. I tend to leave >> my tools >> in the trunk during the summer only. Once we hit Oct I have to >> drag them >> into the house. >> > > I used to carry an assortment of repair parts in a Plano fishing > tackle box (I bought it new just for the purpose - so it wasn't > like it had old fish bait in there). At the time, I drove a Chevy > Blazer. It was very functional for service work. It can get very > hot in a Chevy Blazer in the south, even up to about 9 months out > of the year (it's pretty warm out there today, actually). Our > summer heat ruined everything that was in the box. Other than > than, I try to not let my tuning forks, mutes and SAT get exposed > to extremes. I haven't noticed any damage to the stringing wire > supply I've carried for probably 15 years. I keep it in a cheap > plastic toolbox from Wally World, each individual spool in a > "ziploc" with baby powder sprinkled inside. > > Jeff > > > Jeff Tanner, RPT > University of South Carolina > > > ---------------------- multipart/alternative attachment An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: https://www.moypiano.com/ptg/caut.php/attachments/f6/a6/17/c2/attachment.htm ---------------------- multipart/alternative attachment--
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