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Park Tool Work Tray (For PCS-1, PCS-4, PCS-9, PCS-10, PCS-11, and PRS-15) |  | Brand: Park Tool
Category: Sports
List Price: $36.58
Buy New: $25.44
as of 7/29/2010 12:34 CDT details
You Save: $11.14 (30%)
New (3) from $25.44
Seller: Niagara Cycle Works
Rating:  3 reviews
Sales Rank: 1183
Memorabilia: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 1.3
Dimensions (in): 1.6 x 11.8 x 11.8
MPN: 106
Model: 62435
UPC: 765868425395
EAN: 0763477012210
ASIN: B0028YUZJC
Release Date: May 7, 2009
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Universal, large compartment | | • | Small compartment | | • | Lube holder | | • | Integrated tab system holds plastic market bag for trash | | • | Universal tool/towel bar |
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Product Description
A great work stand accessory built to keep tools, lubes and spare parts close at hand. The #106 installs easily utilizing our exclusive receiver pod accessory system found on PRS-15, PCS-10 and PCS-11 Repair Stands. Also fits PCS-1, PCS-4 and PCS-9 Repair Stands when used with part #106-AC Accessory Collar (available separately). Perfect as a convenient way to keep tools and supplies handy in the workshop or at events. Features: Universal, large compartment Small compartment Lube holder Integrated tab system holds plastic market bag for trash Universal tool/towel bar Two receiver pods to accept accessories Easy on and off
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| Customer Reviews:
Tool tray. Do you need it? May 24, 2010
T. Davies (redding ca.)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
This tray is excellent keeping everything handy as you work or clean your bike. Be sure to buy the optional collar for your stand to lock the tray in place.
Thought it would be worthless June 10, 2010
d.hawk (Austin)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I didnt think this would be all that useful, but I got it as a gift along with my Park Tool stand. Much to my surprise, its super handy and along with a magnetic bowl makes keeping your crap in line easier than normal.
handy tray, but you can improve it... July 17, 2010
T. Burgess (Tulsa, OK)
SEE INSERTED PICTURE ABOVE. I like this tray, pretty sturdy, but I made one improvement. I added some rare earth magnets and collars one uses in woodworking to hold cabinet doors closed. [...] has some in varying sizes, just search rare earth magnets. Anyway, just use a wood screw to screw it to the tray, I used a washer under the collar since my screw was a tad too long. (poke a small hole in the tray where you want the magnet to go). Now you can keep those small parts handy without them getting lost.
The PCS-10 stand has the mounting collar needed to mount the tray, the PCS-9 does not, and I almost bought it; glad I got the PCS-10.
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