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  1. letsblaze Feeling the Heat

    Somersets!?!?!?!
    Going to pay for a ton tomorrow morning. If I had the extra cash laying around I would prepay for 4 or 5 tons at that price just to flip them. :)
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  2. ivanhoe Member

    can you place me a order of 666 tons and have it shipped to the Great White North at Santa's Village, H0H-0H0!
  3. joescho Member

    joined: Feb 11, 2009
    189 posts
    Northeastern PA
    Is that the ton price or the per bag price? (Not a fan of retailers gouging by charging two different prices... I understand why, but I don't like it)
  4. mithesaint Member

    joined: Nov 1, 2011
    197 posts
    NW Ohio
    That's the bag price...works out to $174.50/ton IIRC. Menards has them on sale this week. I'm already sitting on 6 tons, but still might get another ton or two, just because the price is great. Starting to get tight in the shed though...
  5. Lousyweather Minister of Fire

    joined: Feb 19, 2009
    2,439 posts
    America
    yea, we dont like to charge 2 different prices either, but when you factor in that some poor soul has to load it by hand into someone's Plymouth van, bending over twice with each one, arranging them for the folks while they stand there with their hands on their hips watching you, you'd understand. This is a different customer than the guy who drives up with a pickemup truck, where we pick up a whole skid with the forklift and place the pallet in his/her pickup truck, say "thanks", and drive off 15 seconds later....
  6. subsailor Minister of Fire

    joined: Dec 8, 2011
    1,315 posts
    Winthrop, Maine
    I prefer to buy them by ths bag cause:

    A. It's a lot easier on my old legs, back, knees, etc. going up and down the stairs 15 times rather than 50.
    and
    B. My old rustbucket Dakota can't handle a full ton.

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