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sseige
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This is the sink setup that I have much like Marv's but connected to a frame that folds down for use.
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BBQMAN
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Cool idea! 
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Big Tom
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Very sharp with the fold down rack. Any problems with the tubs of water falling through the frame?
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sseige
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No not at all I had left over parts from my canopy and awning they act like hinges or with self tapping screws you can lock them in position. I wish I were a welder but thats not one of my skill sets so I use the grown mans erector set  1 3/8 top rail fence poles and end braces.
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