Satan's paperweight

[soberups]

An anvil. Just like the ones used by village blacksmiths to forge red-hot steel into swords. Also used by the Road Runner to drop on the head of Wile E Coyote in a canyon far below. 122 pounds of solid iron. These are manufactured by an outfit in Lexington IL, I pity the poor driver who has to pick them up every day!

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[you aint even know it]

Yeah right. You drivers always think you got it the hardest (not all, but many). You guys can just throw that onto yall handtrucks and call it a day, or get help.

 

[cosmo1]

Yeah right. You drivers always think you got it the hardest (not all, but many). You guys can just throw that onto yall handtrucks and call it a day, or get help.

Someday, maybe, you might figure it out.

Until then,.........

 

[bleedinbrown58]

Yeah right. You drivers always think you got it the hardest (not all, but many). You guys can just throw that onto yall handtrucks and call it a day, or get help.

Keep posting, you're embarassing youself.

 

[Johney]

Someday, maybe, you might figure it out.

Until then,.........

I doubt it.

 

[joeboodog]

I delivered one to a house once. Heavy sons of guns. Backed up to the garage and carefully lowered it to the ground. No knock and got the hell out of Dodge.

 

[Indecisi0n]

If that was my loader it Would have been on the 3000 shelf.

 

[Brownslave688]

Keep posting, you're embarassing youself.

Not smart enough to embarrass himself.

 

[Brownslave688]

If that was my loader it Would have been on the 3000 shelf.

I know these are supposed to go on the floor but I prefer 2 or 4000 right in my power zone. Lol

 

[Brownslave688]

An anvil. Just like the ones used by village blacksmiths to forge red-hot steel into swords. Also used by the Road Runner to drop on the head of Wile E Coyote in a canyon far below. 122 pounds of solid iron. These are manufactured by an outfit in Lexington IL, I pity the poor driver who has to pick them up every day!
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What's the name of the company. I need an anvil and have family and friends all over Illinois that could go pick it up.

 

[oldngray]

What's the name of the company. I need an anvil and have family and friends all over Illinois that could go pick it up.

ACME?

 

[Brownslave688]

ACME?

Made in the USA quality hasn't fallen that far has it.

 

[oldngray]

 

[rod]

That's the kind of thing that would be fun to driver release right up against a door that swings outwards--even better if you had 2 of then so you could do the back door too. Ring the bell and run.

 

[oldngray]

I delivered one of those and when I saw it on my truck all I could think was, "you must be freakin' kidding me".

 

[rod]

An anvil. Just like the ones used by village blacksmiths to forge red-hot steel into swords. Also used by the Road Runner to drop on the head of Wile E Coyote in a canyon far below. 122 pounds of solid iron. These are manufactured by an outfit in Lexington IL, I pity the poor driver who has to pick them up every day!
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That's the kind of pickup stop that UPS would assign to someone just returning from a back injury. I know when I came back they gave me a pickup at a local printers. Nothing like loading a couple of pallets of paper to recondition your spine.

 

[bleedinbrown58]

Yeah right. You drivers always think you got it the hardest (not all, but many). You guys can just throw that onto yall handtrucks and call it a day, or get help.

 

[Cementups]

Yeah right. You drivers always think you got it the hardest (not all, but many). You guys can just throw that onto yall handtrucks and call it a day, or get help.

Here's pics of me delivering anvils. Suck it!!!

 

[Anonymous 12]

An anvil. Just like the ones used by village blacksmiths to forge red-hot steel into swords. Also used by the Road Runner to drop on the head of Wile E Coyote in a canyon far below. 122 pounds of solid iron. These are manufactured by an outfit in Lexington IL, I pity the poor driver who has to pick them up every day!
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What with the tidy cat container?

 

[ZQXC]

An anvil. Just like the ones used by village blacksmiths to forge red-hot steel into swords. Also used by the Road Runner to drop on the head of Wile E Coyote in a canyon far below. 122 pounds of solid iron. These are manufactured by an outfit in Lexington IL, I pity the poor driver who has to pick them up every day!
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Was the overweight sticker really necessary?
C'mon man!