Down in the Dumps - Page 2

Originally Posted by Patriot76

The post was a nice way of saying they are lower than the waist.

I wanted to assume that but its so much more enjoyable that you should admit experiencing the one downfall of your magnet system. 73, Mike

Beyond the tally wacker whip there is a dump to take care of. I hope to show before and after pictures, if I can remember where pictures are taken from.







This is just the edge of the dump and contained household trash and tons of carpeting.

The first time I brought them in it was a train wreck. We now have an understanding if they want the goods, they take care of the package. They have fork lifts that rotate 180 degrees to empty them. The inside plastic slips out sometimes if I do not wire them to the frame. Only one has been destroyed out of the 24 on hand and that was my fault.

Originally Posted by DakotaRog

Hey. P76, this is probably not worth your efforts with your hands full with other stuff but I just wanted you to know about it because its sort of in your neighborhood. Might be some "treasures", then again maybe not...

https://siouxfalls.craigslist.org/zi...734795647.html

Thanks for the lead. It is worth the 60 mi. one way trip for the contacts it provides. Who knows, the owner might be a big wig in the community and provide more business or hunting/fishing rights. Just had my second shoulder replaced Thur. so this type of project would not get any attention for a couple of months. Good luck hunting this year. Pheasants have been plentiful.