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optimistic
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# Posted: 22 Feb 2013 07:35am
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I was trying to buy this simple utility trailer from this guy.. I was supposed to pick it up tomorrow but he doesn't respond to my texts...
I have to come up with a plan as I have to finish my pad tomorrow.
I need to get about 5 tons of crushed stone to my site (1200ft of rugged road). I have an ATV for the mission....
Any advice?
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PA_Bound
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# Posted: 22 Feb 2013 08:18am
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Is there any place close where you can rent one? Tool rental places, Tractor Supply-type stores, etc.?
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Popeye
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# Posted: 22 Feb 2013 08:21am
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Buy a different trailer.
Since you didn't fix the driveway, how do you expect to get the shed delivered where you want it?
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Anonymous
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# Posted: 22 Feb 2013 08:59am
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This is a nightmare senerio for a delivery driver. That's what I do and I would refuse to attempt delivery once I saw your impassable drive. I would still charge you a delivery fee and refuse to come back until the drive is passable. I know I'm being harsh but this is the reality of your sisuation.
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bobbotron
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# Posted: 22 Feb 2013 09:23am
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Rental centre is a good way to go. I rent a 5x9 trailer from u haul from time to time to move stuff with my forester, it works out great.
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Just
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# Posted: 22 Feb 2013 09:29am
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5 tons is not a lot of stone. what type of foundation and how big a cabin do you have planned ? if it is small and on posts maybe you could throw it under the cabin after the build.
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VTweekender
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# Posted: 22 Feb 2013 10:06am
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Quoting: Anonymous This is a nightmare senerio for a delivery driver. That's what I do and I would refuse to attempt delivery once I saw your impassable drive. I would still charge you a delivery fee and refuse to come back until the drive is passable. I know I'm being harsh but this is the reality of your sisuation.
What has this comment have to do with getting his stone up to the site? Get a screen name....
FYI he hired a bulldozer with a trailer to pull it in......
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Just
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# Posted: 22 Feb 2013 01:14pm
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apon revewing a older thread ,I see you are having a prefab deliverd with a dozer .maybe you could cut 2 large logs close by and have him drop the cabin on them [very close to were you want it],My old trailer sits on 2 hardwood logs been there 6 years still leval. all i did was dig out the sod and leval the logs up ,they did settle 4 in. or so the first year and i have reshimed it leval a few tims but its still a foot off the ground high and dry ,IT just might be a temp fix for your delemma . maybe that dozer could work on that road a bit while he is there . I under stand that it would 'not' be ideal but it would get you started.. sometimes getting started is the hardest part ,, best of luck just
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