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Montesdad · 07-13-2008, 04:35 PM

I have two similar trays in my Revo loosely zip tied together to hold my misc. stuff (food, rope, fishing tackle trays, even holds my travel coffee mug - always nice to enjoy some hot coffee and a croissant while peddeling out to the fishing areas)

by having them loosely zip tied together, my center bucket fits just fine if I slide the trays off center a few inches. One can shave or cut the sides of the trays down a half inch or so if necessary for a better fit for the Hobie bucket.

Bob - nothing wrong with taking a magic marker and labeling the lids of your tupperware -

I have a larger Tupperware container in my front hatch to hold my battery, dry bag, fish finder etc. when not installed - not too hard to get in there and once it's in, keeps stuff from sliding around

07-13-2008, 04:35 PM	#18
Montesdad Grey Haired Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: So. Orange County Posts: 53	I have two similar trays in my Revo loosely zip tied together to hold my misc. stuff (food, rope, fishing tackle trays, even holds my travel coffee mug - always nice to enjoy some hot coffee and a croissant while peddeling out to the fishing areas) by having them loosely zip tied together, my center bucket fits just fine if I slide the trays off center a few inches. One can shave or cut the sides of the trays down a half inch or so if necessary for a better fit for the Hobie bucket. Bob - nothing wrong with taking a magic marker and labeling the lids of your tupperware - I have a larger Tupperware container in my front hatch to hold my battery, dry bag, fish finder etc. when not installed - not too hard to get in there and once it's in, keeps stuff from sliding around Last edited by Montesdad; 07-13-2008 at 08:14 PM.