Cracked Washing Machine Overflow Tray

My refrigerator freezer rollers are on steel tracks which support the appliance and raise it up a total of maybe 3 or 4 inches. In my situation, the spacing is not critical as it is for you. The track and roller unit cost about 35 bucks when I bought it in the 2002 time frame.

It is interesting how a person in his 60s approaches a job versus somebody in their 20s or 30s............ I spend a lot more time thinking about things before I do them, especially if there is a lot of weight or other risks involved.....

Smarty

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Smarty
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On Sat 07 Jun 2008 06:02:40p, Smarty told us...

I've used the very same on an older refrigerator I had at one time. They work quite well, and I think worth the money.

Indeed, we think differently in many ways. We've seen consequences, both good and bad, and we spend time considering the possibilities. Wise of us, I think. :-)

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Wayne Boatwright

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When you are 20 and lift something wrong, or take a 6-foot fall, you are sore for a day. When you are on the wrong side of 50 and do something dumb, you miss a day or two of work, and are sore for a week. Us old farts just don't heal up as quick as we used to. So yeah, I sit and stare at stuff a lot more before I start these days. Plan every move, double-check all rigging, etc. And some stuff, like most high work over

15 feet, I to have done now. Did a lot of it as a kid, even did free-climbing on rocks, never had a bad fall, didn't think anything of it. But now, a railing over a 2-story lobby makes my inner ears send off queasy alarm signals.

-- aem sends....

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aemeijers

Smarty wrote: ...

Beats alternative???

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dpb

Yup....it really sucks getting old.

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Smarty

On Sun 08 Jun 2008 06:39:10a, Smarty told us...

Yes, it does. I just try not to think about it too much.

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Wayne Boatwright

On Sun 08 Jun 2008 06:38:46a, dpb told us...

Indeed it does.

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Wayne Boatwright

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