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Old 07-12-2013, 12:43 PM   #41 (permalink)
 
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great re-cycling, rebel!

wanna bet there will never be an iron deficiency anywhere near
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LOL,,,,No,,Shouldn't have any iron issues. Just hope I don't have to move any of these things.
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That's a good idea. But is there a problem cleaning asbestos off of the brake drums? Do you just hose them off or ...?

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Checked with our Shop Mgr.and he confirmed,,no more asbestos used for brake shoes so all is good.
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Sorry l'm late on this post. But when my city converted to trash cans on wheels l used my old trash cans for planting. I cut them in half or bigger if you want and drilled holes, added soil and presto-large pots. They still sell them in stores.
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Walmart sells a nice plastic bucket for $6.00. This Psiang Awak (Namva or Namwah) likes it.
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Thanks, that's good to know because I am always planting something.
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