How to Keep Ballast Box From Losing Sand?

[Suburban Plowboy]

Suburban Plowboy; heard of time zones? my location is listed. local time was 11:28

so your a lawyer, that explains allot. by education i'm an industrial engineer. most call it a 'practical engineer' i find solutions, not problems.


What if you move from Florida to Tennessee? too funny

I don't do flame contests, but I respect your right to try to engage me. Knock yourself out if it helps you pass the time.

 

[Howling]

I have a bunch of plastic buckets for winter sand/salt. Couple buckets fit nice in ballast box.


Leaves room to pile chains or tools on top. Or 4 buckets if I want more weight.

 

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LoL...doesn't get much better than when a couple of NIA noobs get in a cat fight over a thread that "duct tape" was a viable solution to the OP's query...:laughing:

 

[aczlan]

If I were really concerned about losing sand out of a door in a ballast box, I would go down to Lowe's or a similar store and get a roll of adhesive backed closed cell foam weather stripping. I would put that on the door so as to prevent leakage and close the door and as long as you don't open it too often, it should stay on just fine.

Aaron Z