Boband4 wrote:
GaryWT wrote:
Murphsmom wrote:
When we stow the bars in the pass through, we put socks on them. An old pair of crew socks doesn't take up much room while traveling and they fit the curve of the bars perfectly. When they get too greasy, just toss them and get another pair. There are always old ones lying around.
I don't get this one, you toss them when greasy and get others? First, why not wipe them off and second, seems costly to get other bars and if used or laying around, to be sure the bars are the correct strength. Anyway, to each his own.
I hope they meant toss and replace the old greasy socks not the old greasy bars!
Of course they meant the socks...why would they toss the bars???
I have electric stabilizer jacks and store the bars on top the jack assembley, just slide them on top,one each side. You can also add a small lock if needed.