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12-03-2008, 12:09
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Re: pit design
Unless you really NEED your crate in your pit, have it removed. It'll take up too much space otherwise. Or have it be a workstation, but it's a little late now. Next year...
You are given one table. That has a lot of uses... Get some bins or collapsible storage units. Those increase organization and storage capacity. Nothing over 10', though. Have a designated coat/backpack area somewhere (stands or pit) so those don't go everywhere and get in the way. Oh, and one thing you may want to bring is a collapsible chair. The pit crew will thank you. 
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