Posted by Dave H (MI) on February 02, 2019 at 13:15:34 from (50.108.67.210):
The head guy was going to be there today so I went back in to see him. Difficult man to deal with but I picked up some shelving and a flat cart. Two rolling shelving units including the one in the picture. I already had the other one taken apart and stacked on the flat cart in the background. I also bought a flat cart...just not the one in the picture. The one I bought is about a foot longer. Has a heavy oak bed and is old. I used one just like it when I worked there. Maybe the same one. I like them for storing my 3 pt mowers. I set them down on the cart, unhook them and them roll them into a corner out of the way. Reverse when I need them. Makes them a bit easier for me to get on the tractor and keeps them inside but out of the way when not in use. In the end I bought a 3rd shelving unit. Half the height of the others and made up more like a work cart with handles on either end. Top and bottom shelf. Pretty handy unit.
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