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Posted by Seen it like this! on March 12, 2003 at 16:24:14 from (206.74.216.172):
In Reply to: drain oil bottles posted by Delbert on March 12, 2003 at 16:00:36:
Guy at the recycling center had 20 pcs of two inch pvc pipe 5 ft long and drilled holes for the bottles.These pipes were connected in rows side by side spaced about a foot apart and all fed into one pipe down that went into a 5 gallon bucket.Each row was slightly angled towrd the bucket and he could put about 10 bottles in each pipe at a time.Said he could,on a good day,fill up three buckets.When I saw it he only had about 15 bottles on the rig.
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