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Sent: Thursday, August 13, 2009 3:03 AM
Subject: Re: [BlindHandyMan] a question about turms
Dear Carl:
Some folks refer to this machine as a trencher.
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Paul and Cliff,
Do you know if a Dingo loader can climb a flight of steps? I know they
can operate on a farily steep slope, but I am curious if they can actually
crawl a flight of steps. yeah, I know, wishful thinking, but it would
save my back, and hands, and arms, from hauling all those
if it is tracked i shud'nt see why not
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From: Dan Rossi
To: Blind Handyman List
Sent: Thursday, August 13, 2009 4:24 PM
Subject: [BlindHandyMan] Dingo loader
Paul and Cliff,
Do you know if a Dingo loader can climb a flight of steps? I know they
Dan,
Have you looked into portable conveyer belts?
I've seen them used to remove trash from a basement, wonder if one could
move your blocks and how much to rent one.
tom Fowle
Well a 3 day project that took 14 days is now finished. Just have to put
things back in place.
Because of our daughter's up-coming wedding we decided to have this back
computer room re-done. A contractor gave us a 3 to 4 day time estimate to
repair walls paint and install new carpet. We
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The conveyor belts is a good idea, but I haven't priced it out yet. I am
betting it would be expensive since I would probably need at least two of
them just to get stuff to the courtyard. Even at that, I would have to
hand carry them from the top of the first set of stairs to the next set of
You can get a tracked version which I am quite sure would climb stairs.
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From: Dan Rossi
To: Blind Handyman List
Sent: Thursday, August 13, 2009 11:24 AM
Subject: [BlindHandyMan] Dingo loader
Paul and Cliff,
Do you know if a Dingo loader can climb
Build everything out of spray foam with foam core board as forms. nothing
heavy to carry.
Tack chicken wire on the outside and glop it up with stucco and spray paint
If the chemicals don't get you the neighbors or the wife will! GRIN
tom
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okay Lenny, fess up . did Home depot cover the extra charges or the
contractor ? I find this hard to understand, not your project but
when anyone of us contracts a job out we expect or understand that
person is a expert in their field. thanks for sharing. Lee
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Dan, just a suggestion. you work at a college . some college kids are
looking to hustle a few dollars. might you post a note on a board
looking for students who can lift and carry... and maybe describe
the job? not sure what one would pay but long range thinking of your
back 25 years
how can i get lumps and humps out of the laawn?
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Dear Dan:
The steepness of the stairs would have a lot to do with whether or not to
try and use a Dingo. While they will operate on fairly steep slopes, my son
had an employee to flip one, when he had the load too high and on a steep
slope. He had to go out and rent a large skid steer to
Clifford's got a good idea Dan, and, you might also think about using a
ladder hoist, or a bail flipper, that roofer's often use.
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Sent: Thursday, August 13, 2009 20:54
Homelite, Husky and Black Max Generators Recalled Due to Fire Hazard;
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