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"Jim" wrote in message om... Does anyone have any recommendations as to how I can dispose of an old hot tub. I have tried to cut it apart with a rotary zip saw but it is taking forever. Is there a better blade I can use vs. the masonary one that they suggest? I need to get rid of this beast! Please email me directly if you can as well as post your response. If its fiberglas, then it has glass fibers--very hard on most cutting tools. A carbide tipped blade in a skil saw should hold up well and will be much faster. -- SVL |
"Jim" wrote in message om... Does anyone have any recommendations as to how I can dispose of an old hot tub. I have tried to cut it apart with a rotary zip saw but it is taking forever. Is there a better blade I can use vs. the masonary one that they suggest? I need to get rid of this beast! Please email me directly if you can as well as post your response. Thank you. Jim I took out a very large shower that was made of "cultured marble". A sledge hammer shattered it into managable chunks pretty easily. Safety glasses are recommended.. KB |
A neighbor has one that was cut up in the bed of his pickup looks like he
used a long sawzall blade Wayne "PrecisionMachinisT" wrote in message ... "Jim" wrote in message om... Does anyone have any recommendations as to how I can dispose of an old hot tub. I have tried to cut it apart with a rotary zip saw but it is taking forever. Is there a better blade I can use vs. the masonary one that they suggest? I need to get rid of this beast! Please email me directly if you can as well as post your response. If its fiberglas, then it has glass fibers--very hard on most cutting tools. A carbide tipped blade in a skil saw should hold up well and will be much faster. -- SVL |
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Does anyone have any recommendations as to how I can dispose of an old hot
tub. Rent a SawzAll for a few hours. Most any blade that comes with it will make short work of the fiberglass. Cut it up in handy sized chunks and put it out with the trash. Remember that your refuse professionals are people too, and keep the total load in each container reasonable. HTH Joe |
Jim wrote:
Does anyone have any recommendations as to how I can dispose of an old hot tub. I have tried to cut it apart with a rotary zip saw but it is taking forever. Is there a better blade I can use vs. the masonary one that they suggest? I need to get rid of this beast! Please email me directly if you can as well as post your response. Thank you. Jim Don't know about hot tubs, but Dilbert put his busted computer in a school yard late at night. He got the idea from his boss who said that's what HE did with an old refrigerator. The last panel has Dilbert, in a ninja suit, putting his old computer atop a refrigerator lying on its side and muttering to Dogbert: "What's sad is I couldn't think of a better idea." |
Recycle it... sink it in your yard for a garden pond. Add a
small pump, maybe a water fall.... Ponds seem to be popular lately. JerryMouse wrote: Jim wrote: Does anyone have any recommendations as to how I can dispose of an old hot tub. I have tried to cut it apart with a rotary zip saw but it is taking forever. Is there a better blade I can use vs. the masonary one that they suggest? I need to get rid of this beast! Please email me directly if you can as well as post your response. Thank you. Jim Don't know about hot tubs, but Dilbert put his busted computer in a school yard late at night. He got the idea from his boss who said that's what HE did with an old refrigerator. The last panel has Dilbert, in a ninja suit, putting his old computer atop a refrigerator lying on its side and muttering to Dogbert: "What's sad is I couldn't think of a better idea." |
I have tried to cut it apart with a rotary zip saw but it is
taking forever Never send a boy to do a man's job.Rent or buy a SawzAll and you can have the thing sliced, diced and ready for the trash in under an hour. Most any SawzAll blade will go through fiberglass readily. You could do it with a sturdy saber (jig) saw, too. Whatever, make the pieces small enough so the your garbage professional can lift the container. They would appreciate it if you did the disposal over two or three weeks. HTH Joe |
"Joe Bobst" wrote in message ... I have tried to cut it apart with a rotary zip saw but it is taking forever Never send a boy to do a man's job.Rent or buy a SawzAll and you can have the thing sliced, diced and ready for the trash in under an hour. Most any SawzAll blade will go through fiberglass readily. You could do it with a sturdy saber (jig) saw, too. Whatever, make the pieces small enough so the your garbage professional can lift the container. They would appreciate it if you did the disposal over two or three weeks. HTH Joe I have gotten on good terms with my garbage men by giving them cold bottles of water and Gatorade. We have been doing a remodel, so have had lots of things to get rid of. I know they have saved me many a trip to the dump. Just Wednesday, they took a dead refrigerator. They have taken sheetrock, studs, cabinets, carpet, padding, lots of construction debris. Be nice to your garbage men. Break things down into manageable sized pieces. Give them some water now and again. Get out there and help them load. Haven't had to try it yet, but I think mine would haul off a body for me if I had it wrapped properly. Saves a trip to the desert. ;-) Steve |
"TP" wrote in message ... Recycle it... sink it in your yard for a garden pond. Add a small pump, maybe a water fall.... Ponds seem to be popular lately. Not ponds, but "water features". You can charge more for a pond if you call it a water feature. |
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