I use a canvas bag!
One that the belt on the safety harness can go through to hold it onto my back. I also have a zippered canvas bag that I strap on as well. (Keep the drinks in that one!) But.... I love the big orange 5 gallon buckets for serious hauling things up. I just make sure the drill or whatever is the heaviest is in the bottom of the bucket because, as you say, it will tip over on the way up. I've never lost anything on the way up. My problem was dropping stuff before I learned to put a rope on every wrench or whatever! I've seen some soft sided bags that are of a thicker canvas and have a rigid plastic bottom. They look pretty sturdy. I'd hate to have something not soft sided strapped to me while negotiating the transition the ladder makes 2/3rds up a 300 foot self-supporter. I bang my head enough on that, don't need to be snagged with a plastic bucket. Me- From: wireless-boun...@wispa.org [mailto:wireless-boun...@wispa.org] On Behalf Of RickG Sent: Monday, September 20, 2010 10:42 PM To: WISPA General List Subject: [WISPA] tower tool bag I've been taking a round canvas bag with my tools in it to the top of the towers that I work on. But it gets aggravating since it is soft sided and collapses when I set it down on the top of the water tank. So, I tired a 5 gallon bucket the other day but dont like that it wants to tip whenever it hits a obstacle on the way up. So, what do you guys use? -RickG
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