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Posted by Pale Rider on November 09, 2005 at 21:58:45 from (131.107.0.89):
In Reply to: OT - Old Tires posted by Dug on November 07, 2005 at 18:56:45:
I don't know where you live and I realize this won't work in lots of places, but you could: 1) Put them out be the road with a sign that says "FREE". It's amazing some of the junk I've gotten ridden of that way. I think some people would haul away toxic waste if it was free. 2) Take them down to Les Schwaab a couple at at time, they are very accomodating and didn't charge me anything. Even if there was a nominal charge I'll bet you would find it to be a deal. 3) I wouldn't use them as any sort of landfill on your property. Around here the commercial landfills won't accept them because over time with all the compression of machinery driving over them with the contraction and expansion they will work their way to the surface of even a properly capped and covered landfill.
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