[78-L] Pack em up and move em out

[Darrell Lehman]

In 15+ years of dragging home/storing I've found "orange 
(lemon/grapefruit)" boxes with slide-over lids can hold 100-125 nicely - 
and just wide enough for a 10" sleeve.  The slide-over lid gives nice 
support for stacking 3-4 for short periods.  After a few months they 
tend to sag from the curve of the record (if unsleeved).

But check with an empty sleeve first - not all are quite deep enough to 
safely stack on.

They're a tad heavy but manageable by one healthy male - easy for a 
pair.  And very hand truck friendly.  If you feel they're too heavy to 
handle put a smaller box in the middle as a spacer.

good luck!
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neechevoneeznayou at gmail.com wrote:
> If I am moving it, I would prefer smaller boxes. They get heavy quick.
> If I have a 2 wheel dolly I can move a number of smaller boxes at once,
> yet not kill myself loading up.
>
> joe salerno
>
>
> Steven C. Barr wrote:
>    
>> From: "Mark L. Bardenwerper, Sr."<citroenid19 at sbcglobal.net>
>>      
>>> I have used banana boxes from the grocery store. They are mighty strong
>>> and stiff and have swell covers.
>>>
>>>        
>> But IIRC they have rather large holes in the box bottoms?
>>
>> It also seems to me that it might be possible to build one's own 78
>> storage/moving boxes? Use 1/2" plywood or 1x-wide boards, held
>> together with wood screws, to assemble 13" x 13" x 11" high boxes...!
>>
>> Steven C. Barr
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