Sometimes, you find some really random things that just might come in handy!

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So, sometimes you can find things abandoned in fields or in the woods. Recently, I found something in a cow pasture, that I’m sure the cows weren’t using. I’m still not sure what it is, or what it was used for, but here is a photo of it.

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From the looks of it, it seemed like it could help me with a problem that I have been having. I inspected it and it seemed worthy of my efforts. All it needed was a little modification.

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For my modification process, a Sawzall was all that I used, so that made it easy. After all, a sawzall isn’t just for making porkchops!

Soon I began making my cuts, which did not take very long, which was nice.

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Eventually I had three pieces. One was the base with the wheels on it, which I did not need. The other two pieced were basically the same, but I only needed one, so I blessed @bluerthangreen with the other one.

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Once I carried the heavy object back home, I set it up and it was ready to solve my problem! Just look at it, isn’t it going to be great?

THE PROBLEM

I guess if you don’t know what problem I’ve trying to solve, then you probably don’t realize how great this thing is going to work. Please allow me to show you the issue that I’m dealing with.

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Yeah, with all of those @little-peppers running around and riding bikes, their bikes wind up everywhere… mostly because they have no “home.” If these bikes has an assigned parking spot, the yard would look a lot cleaner.

Let’s see how it works!

Just as I suspected, it works perfectly. The @little-peppers now have a great place to park their bikes, and the free makeshift bike rack is solid enough to last for decades! Some random junk has been recycled by repurposing it, and my yard looks a lot cleaner.

Here’s to reusing scrap items and finding great uses for them!

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