two standard U.S. barrels

Response: Yes they would fit in a box truck. They are two 55 gallon drums. I lowest bid I have received to date was $593 (8/3/2009)

Response: my gas bill would be more than that (8/3/2009)

Response: I understand. (8/3/2009)

Response: Still needing the two barrels shipped to Twin Bridges. My cousin will receive them at a convenient place for you and make the transfer, the transfer would be great at his home there in Twin Bridges. I can contact him if you think this is workable. Buck (8/12/2009)

Response: I should know tomorrow if I am making the trip. I would be able to haul for your target price and deliver directly to twin bridges. I am assuming that I would be able to get a 24' trailer into both locations without a problem. I will make a formal bid as soon as I have confirmation on the trip. Thank you, DoubleJServices (8/12/2009)

Response: A 24' shouldn't be a problem either place, however I no longer own my front end loader that I used to pick up the barrels, and they weigh 500 lbs. each. They are poly barrels, and we do have a dolly but no lift. I did move them to my sons back yard with the dolly so it's doable. I contacted my cousin and he was receptive to the deal, and he will give me a contact # to talk with him if we get an agreement. Plus I do not have any paperwork on the barrels. The material in the barrels is non hazardous. It is called Soiltac and they have a website about their product. [website URL removed] Buck (8/12/2009)

Response: Sorry, was hoping to know by today if I was making the trip to Texas. Now it looks like I wont know until the first of the week. I will make a bid as soon as I recieve confirmation of the trip. Thank you, DoubleJServices (8/14/2009)

Response: Any word yet as to if you are making the trip to Montana? (8/15/2009)

Response: This would work for us. I do need to know a few things. Do you accept half of the payment (which includes the deposit) and then the other 250 on delivery? Do you have a dolly to load the barrels on your rig? Approximately what date can you deliver the barrels? If the answers to the first two questions are yes then I look forward to answering your bid. Thanks, Buck (9/9/2009)

Response: Half and half on payment is prefered,so we're good there. I could get a dolley if need be. I have a 34ft. enclosed trailer with ramp door or 48" side door they could be loaded threw. I would say 7 to 10 days. let me know what you think and we'll see what we can work out. Thanks Brad (9/9/2009)

Response: Dolly would be necessary since they are in my sons back yard and need to be taken to the street to load in your trailer. They are full of Soiltac (non hazardous liquid) and weigh 510 lbs. each. We got them in the back yard with a borrowed heavy duty dolly. Just to rehash there are two. Payment is okay with us. Timing sounds fine on the 7-10 days . I just wanted to say though that I work and don't get home till around 4:00 PM( I can be there then) M-F. Plus I am available all weekend, but I have jury duty this coming Monday. The delivery and pick up have plenty of room to accept your trailer. I had a 24' gooseneck and had it out in front of my sons many times, with easy street access. Delivery address has even more room to maneuver. (9/9/2009)

Response: That would be fine I will stop and get a dolley along the way. I will work around your schedule, so that won' be a problem. Thank you Brad. (9/9/2009)

Response: I look forward to your bid. (9/9/2009)