Extra Hand Hooks Made From Threaded Rod
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Richard Hayward, Birch Run, Mich.: "This is a handy idea I came up with for use in my pole shed. I make these `extra hand' hooks out of 3/8-in. threaded rod. I use heat to bend one end over the top of a wood truss and attach a hook to the bottom end with a rod coupler. You can make them any length and they're easy to move around and adjust up and down for height. I use them to hold lights, wrenches, hoses, buckets for livestock, and many other jobs."
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Extra Hand Hooks Made From Threaded Rod FARM SHOP Handy Hints 19-4-28 Richard Hayward, Birch Run, Mich.: "This is a handy idea I came up with for use in my pole shed. I make these `extra hand' hooks out of 3/8-in. threaded rod. I use heat to bend one end over the top of a wood truss and attach a hook to the bottom end with a rod coupler. You can make them any length and they're easy to move around and adjust up and down for height. I use them to hold lights, wrenches, hoses, buckets for livestock, and many other jobs."
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