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E.Central MN | Yes, get a firm idea on the cost of new versus used, then estimate the life of the new one and the remaining life in the used one so you can compare the investments. If its a 20 year old bin and you did the work of taking it down and putting it back up then you'll be wishing you'd paid more and put up a new one in about 10 years. If you're paying someone to take it down, haul it, and put it back up, then you'll be wishing you had just put up a new bin when you get the bill. Labor is expensive. | |
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