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Posted by john in la on October 08, 2004 at 06:59:39 from (66.157.57.32):
Been thinking about adding some more storage around here. One of those 20ft sea containers may be just the ticket. 1) So how much should I look to spend on one of the 20ft containers. I see them selling at the auction some times but never really paid them no mind. 2) Is there another outlet for buying these things outright or is the local tractor auction my best bet. 3) How would I have it delivered and set where I want it. A roll back truck seems logical but it is most likely to wide (8 ft) and to high for one of those roll back wreckers. If I had it brought in on a low boy how do I get it off and placed short of renting a crane or track hoe. Thanks
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