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larry@stinescorner

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The wife is happy Im feeling better,but not happy I am back at picking up junk


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I watched it sit behind a store for almost two years now

Asked if I Could have it last week

The wheels were clogged up with pastic and such so they werent turning good,,they put it outside
to rust.

I cleaned all the plastic out,,cut it loose etc,,oil up the wheels,,and its being used in the shop
now!



Am I nuts?Would any of you pick it up?

Cast your vote,,if the results are good,,Im gonna show the wife,,,lol
 
That is a darned handy useful, non-junk thing to have, on wheels no doubt !
Fixer upper, paint and new wheels on those casters if even needed. Line the shelves if you need to for a flat surface.

I do not bring much home if at all any more, but I did bring home a metal frame desk, particle board/laminate, and the laminate was just peeling at one corner. Well I needed a table for my chop saw and or table saw for doing some renovations here. I park next to a cart shed at the grocery store, same one usually and there was this desk. I passed when I went in, naah don't need it, changed my mind when I went to leave, seeing I have a truck and it's right next to it LOL ! Horizontal surfaces around here tend to grow junk, sooner or later the clutter shows up, so I stood this up until I bring it upstairs to use. Folding tables are good too, just remember to clear and fold back up after use LOL !
 
I am at the stage where if I can not come up with three uses for something I will leave it.

Your haul..

Me=
Haul stuff out of the shop to clean.
Haul tools around the shop.
Storage for parts when working on a project.
Paint rack for parts.

Her=
Potted plant stand
Something to gripe about.

Kids=
Not enough space on the internet to list the uses that they could come up with.
 
Come fall when you pull the onions out of the garden and need a place for them to dry down for a month before you sack them up that cart will work perfect.
 
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