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Posted on March 23, 2016
I ALWAYS HAVE A “TEAR DOWN PILE” GOING IN MY SHOP. I WAIT TILL I HAVE 3-5 HOURS OF BLASTING TILL I MAKE THE 30 RIDE UP TO MY BLASTER, WHERE I USUALLY GET NEXT DAY SERVICE. AS YOU CAN SEE FROM THE PHOTOS I WIRE THE BOLTS SO THEY GO ALONG FOR THE RIDE. I WIRE BRUSH THE BOLT TIPS AND SCREW ON THE NUTS BY HAND, TILL THE ARE TIGHT. I BUNDLE SMALL PARTS OF A TROLLEY TO HELP KEEP THE LOAD ORGANIZED. A TYPICAL LOAD HAS 10-12 TROLLEYS, 2-4 SEATS, A WINDMILL WEIGHT, DRILL ENDS, AND A BUNCH OF BRACKS. I AIR BLOW ALL THE ITEMS BEFORE BRINGING IN TO MY SHOP, AND THEN THE 8-10 DAYS OF PAINTING STARTS.
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