Printing sweatpants

[rmonks]

I haven't printed sweatpants on my auto ever and found something that probably everyone who prints pants already  knows, But here you go anyway. I had a big concern when loading about getting the legs dirty from hanging down on the floor. So what I did was got a cardboard box and placed it below my load station and let the legs hang in the box until I got it in position to print, then i tied the legs in a knot.
How do you do it.

[T Shirt Farmer]

on my press we take the leg not being printed and drape it over the pallet arm above the pallet.

[TH Apparel]

on the auto, we just toss cardboard around the press.

[whitewater]

on my press we take the leg not being printed and drape it over the pallet arm above the pallet.

we do this... way faster then tying and untying..

[Frog]

Similar to what I do, but I have a cut-off shirt sleeve around each arm just above the board that makes it handy and secure to tuck the troublesome stuff away.

[rmonks]

On my M&R there is a hole in the platen clamp mechanism and I got some #6 coated electrical wire about 12" and made a "J" shape hook that fits in the hole and the legs I just throw over the other end of the "J" Hook.