Had to repair a wheelbarrow box that was HDPE. After looking at rods on
"the e" I started to look at what I had laying around the scrap piles.
Turned out the "zipoff" lock on plastic bucket lids I had were all HDPE
and made nice rods. They can be easily cut down with tin snips and did a
fine job on the box. I used a Hexacon 200b iron.
One less landfill contribution always helps.
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Mr.E

On 9/6/2015 4:03 AM, Mr.E wrote:
Had to repair a wheelbarrow box that was HDPE. After looking at rods on
"the e" I started to look at what I had laying around the scrap piles.
Turned out the "zipoff" lock on plastic bucket lids I had were all HDPE
and made nice rods. They can be easily cut down with tin snips and did a
fine job on the box. I used a Hexacon 200b iron.
One less landfill contribution always helps.

plastic milk jugs too...

On 09/06/2015 04:03 AM, Mr.E wrote:
Had to repair a wheelbarrow box that was HDPE. After looking at rods on
"the e" I started to look at what I had laying around the scrap piles.
Turned out the "zipoff" lock on plastic bucket lids I had were all HDPE
and made nice rods. They can be easily cut down with tin snips and did a
fine job on the box. I used a Hexacon 200b iron.
One less landfill contribution always helps.


Good suggestion, but double check, some of the bucket lids I looked at
were polypropylene, recycle code 5.