[quote user="Clipped and Shorn"] I cannot imagine a dolly like that, even a well built one, being so heavy. (Just so much hot air) So did you try using the strap on? Doing them end over end.....way to go. -fini'sfriend [/quote] Especially when you're doing a pair, you need the strap on.

Maybe I missed it, but I couldn't find where it says how much weight you're supposed to be able to lift.

Any photos of the Scott? I'm sure that would help with bidding.

Glenn, I'm sory to hear about this! You have a very impressive resume of talents and experiences that you can use in some pretty cool jobs. I'm sure it'll happen for you. Y'know, you and Verna could take some time to visit friends and relatives out west ...(hint-hint)!

Dee, I'll ask Paloma. She is in her second semester of ASL, and can ask her teacher.

I'm good with all three weekends. It's the location that's giving me problem$... BTW, June 20 is Fathers Day...

Yeah, dirty and rusty! Usually it's just one or the other!

[quote user="Daddy Dee"] Tonight Tony has gotten moved out of ccu onto the floor. [/quote] Does his room have good corners? Pass on all our best, Dee!

[quote user="Marvel"] [quote user="Dennie"]When I brought mine home, I thought I could bring them inside by myself. HA! [/quote] I brought mine in by myself. I placed some particle board (smooth) and slid them in on a blanket. I couldn't wait. Once in the house I just did them end over end to get them where I wanted them. Bruce [/quote] If you get an appliance dolly (one with a strap) for this, it will become your favorite tool!

What Thebes said, but I'd add make sure you go with America-made. With the way Chinese-English translations often go, you might end up with a vegetal virgin. OTOH, it might help you with getting enough green leafies... BTW, THANK YOU FOR BUYING NEW HERESYS!! It's people like you who make this forum possible!