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Lumber carts at Lowe's
trent,
better stick to shopping at Lowes dave "Trent©" wrote: About a year or so ago...before we had any Lowe's in my area...I was shopping for lumber at Home Depot...as I'd often done in the past. Trying to load a sheet of plywood was always a pain! It wasn't that the sheets were too heavy or bulky to slide onto the cart. It was that there was no brake on the cart...especially when unloading. When you went to slide the plywood, the cart would move, too. I mentioned to a manager at HD that they put some kind of a brake on the cart...so that it wouldn't move when loading and unloading. I haven't bought any big items like that since then from HD. The other day, I bought 4 windows from Lowe's...and the clerk loaded up the windows from the warehouse area out back and brought the cart back to his desk...while I shopped for the small items I needed. When I came back to pick up my windows...and push them to the front cashier...I couldn't get the cart to budge. I asked the clerk...and he said I needed to take off the brake! Does HD have a brake on their lumber carts yet? Do other Lowe's locations have that brake? I wonder if my suggestion is what revolutionized the industry! lol Have a nice week... Trent Follow Joan Rivers' example --- get pre-embalmed! |
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