How do you store tools, and jumper cables in the back of your bronco, Explorer?

[mr_manny]

How do you store tools in the back of your bronco?
I was thinking a plastic milk crate might do the trick, but am curious what you have done...

 

[alwaysFlOoReD]

Escape; in a tote. 12V air pump, 2 gal. gas, 20' jumper cables, basic tools in clamshell plastic box, small tarp, 1L oil, antifreeze, WW fluid, drinking water, insulated bib overalls, cotton gloves.

 

[mr_manny]

You just reminded me, I have a 12v air pump somewhere

 

[racsan]

I removed the back seat from my escape & put in a truck bed box, still have the cargo area (what little you get with a escape) available. Bigger stuff I hitch up a trailer. I do miss having a truck, sometimes parking can be a pain if I have my big trailer with me.

 

[alwaysFlOoReD]

I removed the back seat from my escape & put in a truck bed box, still have the cargo area (what little you get with a escape) available. Bigger stuff I hitch up a trailer. I do miss having a truck, sometimes parking can be a pain if I have my big trailer with me.

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How hard was it to remove the seat? I never have passengers and that seems like a great idea.

 

[racsan]

How hard was it to remove the seat? I never have passengers and that seems like a great idea.

Wasn’t bad at all, the seat backs are a bit heavy but the bottom sections are very lightweight. I never have more than just my wife with me and making it in to a “truck “ does make sense. The plastic filler panel can come out too. 4 bolts, I left it in to keep the floor level but have had it out to put reinforcing in for the rear shocks & trailer hitch.