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My 8 Foot Tall Pillars and are too hard and big to move by Hand , The Pillars are also Two feet square, So what i Did is got a piece of hardboard 26 inches square, put a half inch wide by one inch high board around three sides so that i could just slide the finished pillars on to it, and under that board i put a piece of 1X6X26 piece of wood right down the Middle and under that i Put the Wheels and trucks of a broken skateboard that i found in the trash near our local Skatepark, the skateboard was broken but the Wheels and trucks were fine, so that is how i Move My Finished Cemetery Pillars
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Cemetery Pillars too hard to Move, Try This!
Ghost
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Cemetery Pillars too hard to Move, Try This! –
03-04-2011,09:45 PM
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Crunchitize Me Cap'n
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03-04-2011,11:06 PM
A makeshift wheeler/dolley - nice ingenuity.
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Technological Terror
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03-05-2011,06:36 PM
Great way to recycle.
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