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Mally 20 hours ago
#38 Looks kind of badass in Mad Max sort of way.
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Crystal 20 hours ago
#37 wins the internet. that is brilliant
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Lettice 19 hours ago
#48 Issue is, zip ties are made out of plastic, and with time, the sun, heat and such, they will dry them out and will end up breaking. Someone might end up getting a plank on the head if they happen to be near by when they fall over.
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Clare 16 hours ago
Lettice,
You are correct, especially the white ones. They aren't for exterior use, it'll be down in 30-60 days. Black ones last about a year depending on the climate.
You are correct, especially the white ones. They aren't for exterior use, it'll be down in 30-60 days. Black ones last about a year depending on the climate.
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Leonard 19 hours ago
#18 What could possibly go wrong ?
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Arie 17 hours ago
#25 this actually is a decent idea. if you work in a lawn mower too then you'll have 2 motors working and wont need to buy those $5000 leaf mowers.
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Cally 4 hours ago
#44 "decorated"
#30 High Heat Loctite maybe?
#30 High Heat Loctite maybe?
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Karen 4 hours ago
Although, the oft seen "Redneck Hacks" is used somewhat pejoratively, at least they're useful innovative solutions, albeit unsightly. When was the last time you saw 'Soyboy Hacks'? That's right...never. They can't fix shit. If it weren't for Redneck Hacks, we wouldn't have 'MacGyver' now would we. 
You are correct, especially the white ones. They aren't for exterior use, it'll be down in 30-60 days. Black ones last about a year depending on the climate.
#30 High Heat Loctite maybe?