More Fastenal Racks + Organizing #2
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One more knockdown full of metal shelves should get most of them still there out and will be one more thing down. Big things that are still there are the gondola backs, 20 or so 72 blue bin racks, at least 18-1,900 bins, warehouse shelves, pallet racks, counters and front counter, ok I better stop. For some reason I thought we were doing good but it is a big store lol.
Almost forgot, I have a man bolt now lol, it doesn't look big in the pic but the bolt is 2" x 11" and the head and nut take a 3" wrench.
The next store has a very small warehouse type spot within the main store so it will be a lot easier.
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Geno wrote: Almost forgot, I have a man bolt now lol, it doesn't look big in the pic but the bolt is 2" x 11" and the head and nut take a 3" wrench.
What no washer?!!
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It's a real bolt + nut though, prob weighs about 5 or more lbs and the nut is spot welded, prob so some customer didn't steal it...
I took a pic of it this morning while getting the morning orders ready, it makes the setup for my G9 Lug Kit look tiny and it definitely won't fit in a small flat rate box.
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Geno wrote: I've been clearing floor space this morning and the Fastenal guys were over at the store 7:30 this morning loading trucks to come this way. I'm heading back over there now,
gonna be a wild day I think lol.
Where you going to put all those shelves at?
looks to me like your shop is filling up with them..
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nappypappy wrote:
Where you going to put all those shelves at?
looks to me like your shop is filling up with them..
Not sure yet Nappy, I'll worry about that when the rest of the store is emptied and this little marathon is over, they have to be out and the place cleaned up by end of day next Thursday.
There's still a lot more to move but a lot of it has been moved to the local store that still has inventory in it getting emptied. There were 6 more loaded knockdowns that went there just today plus what went in previous days. At least it is close now and bins, drawer units, and such will trickle in here as they get everything checked in and emptied.
There were 3 of us there today and another peep from the local store came over and hauled an extra load with 2 more knockdowns back so things have sped up a lot. Tomorrow will be another full day over there with at least 3 of us, maybe 4 I think. I brought home a load as well and just got it unloaded and the truck is empty and ready to head back over there early tomorrow morning.
It may be Sat morn before I can get pics of what is here at the shop but if you think the place is full now just wait till this is over lol...
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Thursday was mainly tear down again and I brought home a load of mostly pegboard and bins. I didn't realize a stack of pegboard was heavy enough to squat a 1 ton truck but it is some nice heavy made in USA stuff.
Yesterday was more tear down and a lot of climbing and ladder work getting the pallet rack decking down, carrying things around and loading the truck. I should have known the guy doing inventory was there and just me, where is all the help when you need it. My DM friend said it's not worth the manpower, pay, and time invested counting broken packages and smaller inventory so he said he had a present for me. He loaded a some big totes full of free stuff that I can't even pic up, but you can be sure I drug them to the truck and got them down into the bed yesterday and there's more coming when they get the rest sorted.
I think dad looks forward to me using his truck for this stuff because we don't have a good car wash here and I take it to the good car wash in Lexington on the way. I like it because his diesel gets about 3 times the fuel mileage of my built 454 in my dually. It's a win win for us, he keeps the tank full and I keep it clean.
The old metal rack is coming in handy to keep all of the frames and uprights in and should hold it all while making it easy to move around. They did find more pegboard hooks from somewhere, or maybe they're breeding...
I think 1 more day with a few extra peeps will get it all done. There's still a lot of things to tear down but most of the tear down is done and I got about 6 more knockdowns filled with things coming here. Hopefully I just have 1 more day over there, we'll see... A few more pickup loads and if they can get the big box truck to bring a big load it should be mostly over except for the fallout in the shop lol.
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