How would you handle shipping to western New York? I have an 1850s house with
about 30 windows and there are a few missing weights here and there.
Thanks, Gary K
---- Erik Levin via OldTools wrote:
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After entirely too much time digging through the archives without finding an
answer, I will pose the general question:
Any good uses for old sash weights?
I have a large enough collection that I can't even slide the crate without a
Johnson bar, and, if there is a use, I would prefer that to the $10 I'll get at
the scrap yard in the current market, and they sit on CL forever, even at below
scrap price. I pulled the best looking two or three to hold on to as
material/weight for future needs, but the other 50 to 100 (some windows had
extras at the bottom of the pocket, so #windows*4 doesn't do it for a number...
I have no clue why, but I have some guesses) need to go if there is no practical
use.
No, I'm not putting back the single pane double-hungs in my house.... *** This
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