Posted by dave2 on October 10, 2012 at 05:53:11 from (79.240.148.207):
Got sidetracked on some chores over the last month or so.... Just got to the workshop (read storage locker) again... Been finding brand new in package stuff :roll: Boiler is located there along with 4ea 250 gallon oil tanks... Started "straightening", but got aggravated and brought in a wagon. Been "glance sorting" and putting obvious tools and good stuff in tubs/5 gal buckets and putting the rest on the wagon for a dump run... In amongst the stuff is a 6 drawer dresser and 4 drawer chest from an old bedroom set. Was gonna dump it, but instead emptied the drawers and am filling with tools. Seeing floor that I haven't seen in 10 years. The sorting has slacked to just tools with the thought that if I haven't seen/used it in 3+ years, I don't need it.... When it#s empty (of junk), getting a new boiler system....
Big ???-/challenge is.... How to keep from repeating the mess?????? How often don you folks dump???
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