Weimar Republic, it took a whole wheelbarrow load of German Marks just
to buy a loaf of bread.
cuhulin

On 03/24/2011 10:00 PM, wrote:
Weimar Republic, it took a whole wheelbarrow load of German Marks just
to buy a loaf of bread.
cuhulin


Yeah. That's the angle, see?

On Mar 25, 9:06*am, dave wrote:
On 03/24/2011 10:00 PM, wrote:

Weimar Republic, it took a whole wheelbarrow load of German Marks just
to buy a loaf of bread.
cuhulin

Yeah. *That's the angle, see?

That reminds me - I need a wheelbarrow.

You need a wheelbarrow? Do NOT buy one of those cheapo wheelbarrows at
Lowe's store! I bought one of them about three years ago.The wooden
handles are made of some kind of cheap lightweight no damn good wood
from China, or somewhere in Asia.One of the handles on my cheapo Lowe's
wheelbarrow disintergrated and BROKE in two pieces! I am NOT lieing at
all.

You want a Quakerator? Get a good running horizontal shaft one cylinder
gas engine, about 10 - 12 Horsepower.Mount it on a thick wood board.Get
a good cheap alternator at an auto junk yard.Put some little wheels and
a junk lawn mower handle on the board.You can figure it out, Rig it up.
cuhulin, Quakerators R US

On Mar 25, 1:00*am, wrote:
Weimar Republic, it took a whole wheelbarrow load of German Marks just
to buy a loaf of bread.
cuhulin

In 1923 , Krupp Steelworks (Essen) had printed some sort of local
currency which was accepted by the people in place of the notes issued
by the guvm-mint . Simply amazing .

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On 11-03-25 10:37 AM, bpnjensen wrote:

That reminds me - I need a wheelbarrow.

Avoid the cheap Chinese crap like the plague. Check the tire before
buying. Most are TUBELESS. There's no way of fixing a flat easily. With
a tubed wheel, you can at least get a patch kit and a hand pump.

How do they fix tubeless wheelbarrow wheels in places with no big
compressor? Stupid.


mike






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On Mar 26, 10:01*am, m II wrote:
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On 11-03-25 10:37 AM, bpnjensen wrote:

That reminds me - I need a wheelbarrow.

Avoid the cheap Chinese crap like the plague. Check the tire before
buying. Most are TUBELESS. There's no way of fixing a flat easily. With
a tubed wheel, you can at least get a patch kit and a hand pump.

How do they fix tubeless wheelbarrow wheels in places with no big
compressor? Stupid.

mike

Guys with big lungs? ;-)

Krauts like to brag about Kraut steel.A guy in our D 5 2 (Delta Company
5th Battalion 2nd Regiment) Boot Camp Company at Fort Gordon,Georgia in
1962, his last name was Spangler.He was bragging about German steel.

I reckon Spangler did not know the Best Quality Iron Ore came from the
Briery (spelling) Iron Ore Range/pits in France.
cuhulin

A bicycle air pump and a bicycle tube repair kit, for fixin wheelbarrow
tubes.Works like a Charm.
cuhulin, We Fix Flats $5.00