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They went out of stock on their bags (which may be in stock again), so I switched to a regular kitchen bag and that works really well. There are clips inside that hold the bags up, so I would recommend saving money and getting different bags than what they sell.
I never posted about this trash can as it actually hasn't worked out as well as I would have liked. The lid is loose and comes off to easily, and the strange part is the flip top is so light that the swirling wind created when driving actually opens up the lid and allows light loose garbage (like paper napkins) to get sucked out too! I MAY try adding a weight to the bottom of the lid....or just find a different one! I did have to make some mods to it to make it fit...namely just putting a spacer block on the back.....see below:
Nothing is going to fit that space perfectly so I am willing to do mods. I think the color actually matches the gray interior of my boat fairly well if I don't decide to wrap it. My plan is to modify the top so it stays on, add a magnet setup to the flip lid so it resits opening too easy, and of course the space mod. I think the sad part is how excited I am about a trash can.
Nothing is going to fit that space perfectly so I am willing to do mods. I think the color actually matches the gray interior of my boat fairly well if I don't decide to wrap it. My plan is to modify the top so it stays on, add a magnet setup to the flip lid so it resits opening too easy, and of course the space mod. I think the sad part is how excited I am about a trash can.
@Julian have you thought about making the flap part of the lid not open and making a round hole in the lid and putting a bottomless cup holder in it like the other guy did in a post above. That way no matter if you are driving the trash should stay put right ?
@Julian have you thought about making the flap part of the lid not open and making a round hole in the lid and putting a bottomless cup holder in it like the other guy did in a post above. That way no matter if you are driving the trash should stay put right ?View attachment 51866
Interesting idea....the issue is the lid is really flimsy...plus I like being able to easily throw out a large paper plate-for example. I don't think it will take much weight to prevent the top from being suctioned up....I'll post what I end up doing. I'd love to do the above and mount the can under the ceiling of the changing room with a hole in the top of the dash area...that is what I think would be the perfect/best use of space!
Interesting idea....the issue is the lid is really flimsy...plus I like being able to easily throw out a large paper plate-for example. I don't think it will take much weight to prevent the top from being suctioned up....I'll post what I end up doing. I'd love to do the above and mount the can under the ceiling of the changing room with a hole in the top of the dash area...that is what I think would be the perfect/best use of space!
I have a 2107 AR210. My cup holders have a trim ring covering the screw holes. You just twist the trim ring an 1/8" turn and it comes off. Then you can access the screws that hold the cup holder in place.
@Beachbummer my cup holders had an adhesive under the lip of the cup holder. I used acetone to soften the adhesive, then gently tapped the cup holder from the bottom up. I think I also used a putty knife to gently pry from the top. After I got the cup holder out I removed all of the glue, then cut the bottom off with a hack saw. Also filed the cut edges so no one gets cut. I can't remember if I re-glued it back in or not, it was a really tight fit as I recall.
I have an extra Kingsford Caddy that I plan to test as a trash can. It has a small door on top that seals fairly tight. I should be able to use a standard trash bag as well.