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 handy tray, but you can improve it..., July 17, 2010
By T. Burgess (Tulsa, OK)
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SEE INSERTED PICTURE ABOVE. I like this tray, pretty sturdy, but I made one improvement. I added some rare earth magnets and collars one uses in woodworking to hold cabinet doors closed. [...] has some in varying sizes, just search rare earth magnets. Anyway, just use a wood screw to screw it to the tray, I used a washer under the collar since my screw was a tad too long. (poke a small hole in the tray where you want the magnet to go). Now you can keep those small parts handy without them getting lost.
The PCS-10 stand has the mounting collar needed to mount the tray, the PCS-9 does not, and I almost bought it; glad I got the PCS-10.
13 of 13 people found the above review helpful.
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Thought it would be worthless, June 10, 2010
By d.hawk (Austin)
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I didnt think this would be all that useful, but I got it as a gift along with my Park Tool stand. Much to my surprise, its super handy and along with a magnetic bowl makes keeping your crap in line easier than normal.
7 of 7 people found the above review helpful.
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Just what the doctor ordered, November 29, 2010
By J. Thurber (Atlanta)
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The work tray does a great job of keeping everything I need within easy reach... works great, however, check the Park website before ordering the required clamp and make sure it'll fit your stand.
4 of 4 people found the above review helpful.
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Tools in one place, September 6, 2010
By didirider
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Nice little add on to the work stand (I've got the PCS-10 - love it). Always good to have all the tools you need within close reach. The only thing that would make it better is if a small section of the tray was magnetic for screws/bolts, so you don't need to get a separate tray.
4 of 4 people found the above review helpful.
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Tool tray. Do you need it?, May 24, 2010
By T. Davies (redding ca.)
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This tray is excellent keeping everything handy as you work or clean your bike. Be sure to buy the optional collar for your stand to lock the tray in place.
4 of 4 people found the above review helpful.
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Amazon Purchased Park Tool Work Tray, December 31, 2010
By Gardener (Duluth, MN USA)
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I gave this to my son for his birthday. All I know is that it was just what he wanted to store his tools for his bicycle. He was thrilled to receive it!
2 of 2 people found the above review helpful.
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Bike workstation Tray, November 3, 2010
By Gil (Long Beach, Ca)
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Makes working on my bike much more enjoyable!! Now I can work on my bike and not lose my temper when I'm trying to loosen a bolt & hold my bike at the same time!!! I wish I would have bought one of these years ago!!!
2 of 2 people found the above review helpful.
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 Not that great if you consider the price, February 12, 2011
By Oscarix (MIAMI, FL. United States)
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Comes with a metal base that can be adjusted (by force) if you have a different base wide (see images attached) or you wold need to buy the adapter. The plastic tray is OK, with the rather simple Park tools sticker on the side (not painted so may fall). So, even when is good to work, is not the expected quality for the price.
2 of 3 people found the above review helpful.
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Very handy for repairs, servicing even washing your bike, January 28, 2011
By D. A. Walker (Trinidad)
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Any time my bike is on the stand (usually 3 - 4 times a week) the tray is attached and comes in very handy. If you're anything like me... then you are always putting things down and can't find them again. This tray solves this problem. All the tools I am using at the time stay in the tray so I can always find them.
Its also handy for holding your brushes when you are giving the bike a wash down.
1 of 1 people found the above review helpful.
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This is the work tray to have for your Park Bike Stand, August 10, 2011
By drnail (St. Louis, MO)
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Park Tools are the best for bikes. I ordered the nicer work tray for my PCS-1 bike stand to replace the old broken tray. I've had my bike stand for many years and a few moves, so it has taken a beating, and works just great for adjusting and repairing the bikes. For the new tray you do need the adapter. I have the older pcs-1 stand and I had to sand out the collar to attach the tray to the stand. No big deal. 5 minutes tops with a Dremel. The collar is made of thick hard flexible plastic. The material is easy to remove, and the collar is thick enough that removing a little does not compromise it's function. The quick clamp works just fine, and this tray is really nicer than the shallow model. The #106 tray has a stout wire frame for support and also to provide a holder for towel and lube is great. It is large enough to accomodate a magnetic bowl for metal parts. Tools and cables don't slide off like the old model. I thought I was splurging to pay the extra for this, but after I got it I thought this is what we should have started with! It is worth the money.
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Worth Every Penny, July 21, 2011
By Lifetime Amazon Customer (Wash, DC)
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Don't buy the stand and skimp on this piece. I am a female doing my own bike repairs and having this tray with all the tools/cleaners make it a pleasure to work on the bikes. Treat yourself. PS Well made.
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Park Tool Work Tray, July 15, 2011
By Zach Hunt (Reno, NV USA)
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This tool tray works great. You will need to ensure you have the correct work stand because if you dont the mountining collar (Park Tool Accessory Collar for 106 Work Tray) will also need to be purchased. I didnt have the stand with the mounting collar so I had to install mine with electrical tape. This works, just not like it will with the correct mounting collar. Tool tray does work effectivley.
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Makes my bike maintenance much easier, July 3, 2011
By phillyhouse (Moosup, CT)
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I bought this tray because I was setting parts I removed from bicycles on the floor, and one of my kids would invariably come by and kick them or step on them, or I would kick/step on them myself. I am not sure this tray would be useful to someone who has a workbench right next to their stand, but I don't so for me it is great. I like how it attaches to my PCS-10 Park Tool Stand. It could be a smidge larger in my opinion, but then again where do you draw the line? I gave 4 stars vice five because I have not found a use for the "tool holes" shown on the front of the tray. None of the bike tools I own really fit into them well, even in the picture all they could muster was an allen wrench. Like their repair stands, this tray is very sturdy. Overall I like it.
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works great with my PCS-10, June 20, 2011
By Chinaman101
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This tray was easy to install and makes servicing my bike a bit more convenient. Integrates seamlessly with the the PCS-10.
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Great addition to the PCS-10!!!, June 3, 2011
By dug
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This work tray is an excellent addition to the Park PCS-10 repair stand! It is sturdy and provides a nice handy spot for the tools or parts being used! Very happy I decided to get one along with the stand!
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Great addition to my PCS-10, May 24, 2011
By scarpie
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Purchased tray along with pcs-10 stand.I installed fenders and a front basket on my hybrid and used the tray for nuts,bolts,tools,ect.It contributes to the "joy" of doing it yourself.Money well spent!!!!
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Awsome, April 23, 2011
By Mike
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Sure is nice having a place to sit your tools and parts while working on your bike. I use mine with a PCS10 and together they make a great combination especially for my 50 year old back that likes to minimize bending over to the garage floor but doesn't have a place to set up a nice workbench and pegboard workspace.
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works great for this home mechanic, March 30, 2011
By Steve (JEFFERSON CITY, MO, US)
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This works great for me with the PCS-10 stand Park Tool PCS-10 Home Mechanic Repair Stand. The tray plugs right into the top of the stand (or middle) keeping everything handy.
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Handy Tray For Your Bike Repair Stand, March 3, 2011
By Ste7en2buy
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Overall the tray works for it's intended purpose. Could be a little more rugged in it's thickness of plastic, it's very light. It's a little tricky with hanging tools in the front as pedals do not move around the tray very well. Mounts easily to stand and makes easy access to tools and parts.
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great idea, very handy, August 19, 2011
By Mark A. Lozano (Argyle, Texas)
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This is a great addition to the stand. it allows you to have a place for all the bits and pieces, tools and lubricants, while working. It even has a place for a rag/towel. Be aware that it will require that you raise the jaws to allow the tray to stay in place, not a big issue.
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If you have a PCS-1 or PCS-4, please read this., November 5, 2011
By S. Reisman
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I just installed it and found out that it needs a Park Tool Accessory Collar in order to mount to my PCS-1 (The PCS-4 also needs it). It would have been nice if the online description of the work tray had mentioned that, though it may have bumped the expense to more than I would have paid. A couple of hose clamps worked perfectly, if less elegantly.
The worktray seems just about right and should add some convenience when working on my bikes. The tray is deep enough to keep things from falling off with plenty of hangars and holes of various sizes.
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Needs the Optional 106AC, October 12, 2011
By Isaac Images (NY & NJ)
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Good tray. Even if you have the model stand that includes the 106AC bracket, the tray mounts too close to the lock lever, and gets in the way. You must order another 106AC to mount the tray where you need it -- away from the shaft lock.
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By K. Dixon (Texas)
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It's nice having quick access to stuff, but I can't believe the price for what this is. Everything feels low quality on it, it feels like a dish tray with a little modifications. The stand itself was great, so I figured this would be a no brainer. I'm still happy I have it, not happy about the price. I guess a "park tool" sticker is enough to bump the price up an extra $15. This should COME with the stands.
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 WIll not fit PCS-1, April 16, 2012
By SortofHandy Man (Arizona)
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Please make sure you do not have the PCS-1 In the long description it does not list it as compatible yet the checkout and brief listing after you buy it says it is for PCS-1. If you want to use it on a PCS-1 you will need to buy the accessory collar that runs $13.17 with Amazon Prime Quality of product in box looked pretty reasonable.
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Expensive for what it is, but I don't regret the purchase., March 20, 2012
By codger in training (Just down the street. USA)
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It's just a plastic tray supported by a metal ring.
Sure, I could have made something that would work, but given the odd angle that the vertical pole sits at, it wouldn't have been that easy.
If you're buying the bike stand, buy this too. You'll be glad you did.
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Does the Job., March 20, 2012
By Badbowtie
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Does the job. Holds everything I need. Easy to use, just slide it into the holes on stand.
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Ok product at an OK price, February 11, 2012
By GL
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This unit *works* well enough -- it clamps into my stand and holds things closer than the floor. It's just a shame that it *feels* cheap while it does it.
It's never sat right in my stand -- the plastic leans and bends on its metal frame, the frame in turn not sitting evenly in the mounting holes of my PCS-10. Annoyingly, the holes for tools are all deliberately over-sized, meaning everything falls over and then out, making them kinda worthless. I'll McGyver a fix eventually, but come on, at $30 for a piece of molded plastic and a short length of forged steel, I figure I'm paying to have all these details already thought out ahead of time.
If you already have a PCS-9 Or PCS-10, you know if you need this or not. If you do, there's no alternative product; you'll pay the money, you just likely won't be happy about it.
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