Hey guys so I’ve been thinking up a drawer system for some time now. I always come back to the same problem though. How do you protect all your stuff from getting soaked if you go through a deep hole. I live in Florida and there isn’t a time that I go out that I don’t get water in my Cherokee. You never hear about drawer being full of water when they get back to camp in YouTube videos. So what do you guys do?
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I've never had this problem.
You'd likely have to build your own, and build it in a way that seals around the drawers, though I'm not entirely sure how you'd accomplish that.
You'd likely have to build your own, and build it in a way that seals around the drawers, though I'm not entirely sure how you'd accomplish that.
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Hmm, I’ve never had the inside of any vehicles soaked and we have done our share of water crossings. I don’t know how the commercial drawer systems are made but mine are boxes, screwed and glued together and would probably float for quite some time before taking on any water. I should go out and measure, but I’m willing to bet that the tops of our lowest drawer, or storage box, is well above a water line that would stall the engine.
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