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This may seem very basic, but what are the best things to be used to tether items to one another. I have tires, pallets, bins, that I will be creating cribs/structure with this winter (to drop in this spring when the pond is finished)any tips that may save some head aches would be great.
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I used nylon rope and wood screws.
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I bought a small roll (1,000 feet)of stainless steel wire from Tractor Supply Co. for about $20 if I remember correctly. I think it is used for electric fence wire. It works great and I figure it will last a lot longer than I will. Check your local farm supply stores.
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I used a combination of wire like Dan mentioned, nylon rope as Bill mention... but to hook my tires together I used 2x4's with 3" decking screws and screwed the tires together with the wood on each side screwed into the tread.
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Plastic zip ties are good, too.
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I found some aluminum wire about the size of pencil lead.
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