Posted by Ultradog MN on August 27, 2010 at 18:38:56 from (174.20.21.221):
Man you gotta like craigslist. I've been watching here and there for at least a year for some brick. Always too pricey, seller didn't know he had pavers, You had to chisel the morter off of some used ones, you had to buy all 2500 of them, they were the wrong color or size or worst of all, they were already sold. I needed about 300 of them for a new chimney. Called the seller last night and went up to St Cloud after work today. About a 115 mi round trip and two bits apiece for new brick. He even helped me load them. I should have mentioned this is OT. Couldn't get an angle to get a tractor in the back ground in the picture. Nor can I use a tractor to unload them. Sure am glad to get the bricks though. Thanks.
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