920lbs of batteries

[TapOut64]

Just dropped off 920lbs of batteries and got $230 which is .25 per lb. I work on medical x-ray equipment and most of these batteries were from portable x-ray machines which use the batteries to generate x-ray and power the motors to drive the unit around. I had estimated around 700lbs and was a bit worried about all that weight in the back of my Mountaineer but it handled the 920lbs just fine. And yes, I am keeping the money.

[Boscoe]

Stop by Dunkin Donuts on your way to the Bash, I want to see just how many donuts Dayton can eat in one sitting.

[Corker]

How come you didn't melt it down and pour 235,520 1/16 oz. jig heads?

[Percidae_Papermouth]

That's a lot of weight in your truck... A half ton in an SUV.

[Boscoe]

That's a lot of weight in your truck... A half ton in an SUV.

Allmost as much as two Farmers and a Dayton.

[TapOut64]

That's a lot of weight in your truck... A half ton in an SUV.

I was worried about it as all the weight was in the back. I took it easy and only had to go around 3 miles. The good ole Mountaineer held up well. Loading up the batteries and taking them out didn't tire me at all. I guess all the hours in the gym have helped.

[Ranger690]

I do like donuts. Especially on Bash day. My favorite is the chocolate glazed or dipped. The WaWa normally have them in the morning. Thank for thinking of me.

[crappiefarmer]

Allmost as much as two Farmers and a Dayton.

I crap bigger than You.CF