Wanted (to borrow) heavy duty wheels

By mattham
October 9, 2017 in Wanted

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Posted October 9, 2017

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Posted October 9, 2017

Does anyone have a set of heavy duty wheels I could borrow for a morning? I need to shift a fridge/freezer. You'd have my eternal gratitude in return - or a bottle of wine or your preferred beer, whichever was of greater interest. I could throw an old fridge/freezer into the bargain too if you liked.

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