Biting the Bigger Bullet

Well, Here I Go!
I rented a 1,000 sq.ft. warehouse this April.

I have already outgrown the space.
I agreed to lease a new location and I will be moving to my new space in July.
It is a 5,000 sq.ft. warehouse in a terrific metropolitan area.
3 loading docks, one with an electric dock leveler.
Formerly a refrigerated warehouse, it should be well insulated: Keeping me from frostbite as well as heat stroke.
It has offices, floor drains and 2 bathrooms.
I am excited (& apprehensive!)
This time, it is Go Big or Go Home.
Wish me luck! It's a BIG move ($$$)

I give you a month till the new place is packed to the brim and raymond is stuck in the corner doing 20 point turns. lol.
Congratz!! and i would say good luck but you sir have built this with hard work keep it up.

I had the brainstorm not too long ago. I haven't had any contracts to do so yet.
I would sell the wire for scrap: no question.
There is so much abandoned wire out there...
Lots of risk, though... You could do a lot of damage if you removed the wrong wires!

Nice! Thanks MT!

Congrats spin!! Keep us posted!

I am on putting a shower in my new location, so I can clean up to go on my appointments.

Raymond is getting Cruise Control and an Ah-Oogah horn when he makes his way on the flatbed to his new home.

Well. the space was cheap!
Never mind that I couldn't turn around in there!

Originally Posted by ryanw

I've gotta say, when I saw your old warehouse, I thought that lift must have felt like a caged animal. Now he can roam free!

LIFO warehouse!

I have a bit more room, but mine is like that too. That's why I opted for a manual-push pallet stacker. Pros - Easy to move around in tight spaces, light enough to manuever onto my light trailer. Cons - A hard drive screw will stop it dead in its tracks, 36" pallet width max pick-up from floor.