Pay a couple of fit young lads. Be gone in no time.
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Getting junk down steps
- Thread starter endecotp
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Poster #11,
"fasten into bundles" "lower out of a window" "someone else at the bottom to disconnect" - why someone else when you could nip down & disconnect it yourself?
You would save on labor.
"fasten into bundles" "lower out of a window" "someone else at the bottom to disconnect" - why someone else when you could nip down & disconnect it yourself?
You would save on labor.
What I would do is burn the wood to heat the house...
I don't know what material you have, or what size and weight the pieces are.
I accumulate stuff in a builders bag. If I had to carry rubble down steps, I would carry two buckets at a time, for balance, and wear flexible shoes with rubber soles.
If it's light scrap wood, I use a polypropylene garden bag. I use a shredder for prunings.
In my case, a builders bag fits in the back of my vehicle, so I put in in empty, then fill it up when going to the tip.
I accumulate stuff in a builders bag. If I had to carry rubble down steps, I would carry two buckets at a time, for balance, and wear flexible shoes with rubber soles.
If it's light scrap wood, I use a polypropylene garden bag. I use a shredder for prunings.
In my case, a builders bag fits in the back of my vehicle, so I put in in empty, then fill it up when going to the tip.
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