The guy I work for has a kenze planter. The kind that raises way up in the air (head high), and then swivels a quarter turn for transport down the road. One year I rolled all around underneath of it greasing and doing other things. The next year I got smart. Did everything I could do to it raised all the way up. Some things had to be done in the down position, but made it a hole lot better. On anther note, when I was a kid our neighbor (city guy) was unloading bricks out of the back of his station wagon into a wheel barrel, then into the garage where he was stacking them. After watching awhile my dad went over and asked him why he didn't just back the car up into his garage and stack the bricks up right out of the car and forget the wheel barrel. LOL. He said good idea, he hadn't thought about that. Must of just wanted to use his wheel barrel I guess.
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