Expensive? Yes, But these are just Awesome! Collapsible, Stackable, Wire Baskets
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- Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
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Checking out the new Collapsible wire Baskets that will work better for us than IBC Totes
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We live in Western Pa. and Have around 100 Acres of Land, About 1/2 is ours the rest is my moms, We have 4 kids and two grandchildren, 3 Golden Retrievers and one Cat. We enjoy working on our property and making improvements. We sell firewood and soon will be selling hardwood lumber.
The three prices you pay, the price you told her you paid, the price you paid, and the price you’re going to pay when she finds out how much you really paid. Lol
priceless!!!
I remember when Melissa lost her ear buds ! Gets another pair, Mike asked on camera, "How much were those?" Melissa without skipping a beat, says, " only Twenty bucks" !!!!
HA!! 🤣
Melissa’s sense of humor is the absolute best!! You guys are awesome.
I worked with U-Line while working, and have continued since retiring in 2005. They do indeed have great and knowledgeable Customer Service representatives.
Melissa's personality continues to be contagious and uplifting!!
U-line has long been the gold standard for a vast array of business supplies.
Mike, I hope those crates are comfortable. Hopefully Uline sent a comfy pillow because based on Melissa’s face when she found out that the price was accurate, you may end up sleeping in one for a bit of time 😉🇺🇸🇺🇸
A neighbor "gifted" us a U-Line ice maker a few years back. They are quite expensive, but they are commercial quality through and through and the customer service is off the charts. I needed a part a couple times and both times the lady that answered the phone knew exactly what we were working with after giving her the model number. She was looking a parts list exactly like the one I had, she knew what I needed and we got it two days later. Both experiences with U-LIne were absolutely positive. Five stars for sure.
Melissa is a hoot. Uses of the wire crates, "and on days when Levi has to bring the kids to work with him, this works well too. Just put the kids right in there and just close it up!" And Mike with, I think you can get these with a top too, so they can't get out! I love it!!
Thanks for the shout out Mike! Those cages are gonna work great for the fire starter! (And the kids 🤣)
Those collapsible cages are brilliant, they're worth their money ,Melissa will find a few uses for the cages that Mike hadn't thought of .
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Yay, then hook them together on castors and pulled by the side-by-side, and you've got a Morgan Manner choo-choo train! A few led lights, and it could be a holiday hay ride for children and pets, with Hunter wearing the caboose man's hat coming up in the rear!
Mike/Melissa, when you pull the bladders out of the totes you should consider cutting 'panels' out of the plastic sides/top/bottom. Then zip tie the 'panel' to the metal frame to help minimize pieces 'ooching' out of the totes. It will also assist when you are 'pouring/shaking/bouncing' the wood into the dump trailer for a delivery. Have a great day!
Mike,I loved Melissa’s face when you stated the $365 price tag for each, that was priceless. You guys are a cute couple. God bless you and your family.
Melissa, you are too funny ! I love that you immediately went to the idea of the playpen. Every other idea from that point on was priceless. Maybe one for Mike?
Mike. Those baskets brought back old memories. I worked 30 years in the printing business and we used those baskets to stack small cartons in that were too small for pallets. We would stack the baskets 4 high. Thanks for sharing
I LOVE uline! I look at their catalogue and drool when I see their selection of rolling shop carts.....🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤
Melissa’s facial expression when she heard the price couldn’t be hid. Her sense of humor on what could be put in the cages 😂. Mike you and Melissa are doing us all a great service sharing your everyday life with us. Love watching from TN.
Watching from Calgary AB🥶
We dealt with U-line for all of our packaging, pallet wrap, plastic bags etc while we had our business here in Ontario. They were a joy to work with and delivery times were amazing. Those collapsible bins look handy.🇨🇦
I started my firewood business with wire baskets. I wss leaving the scrap yard and someone coming in had 25 on his truck and I told him that I'll buy all of them for 25 each. Talk about good timing!
That is awesome
In the 1970’s I worked for a steel office furniture manufacturing company. The wire storage baskets were used almost exclusively for part movement, storage and used for degreasing. Baskets full of oily coated fabrications were dunk into degreasing baths. Those baskets will last forever.
Btw - they can be stacked four high.
You two are hilarious with the endless ideas you have for the new crates you bought.
Back a few years ago canning lids were not to be found anywhere. I placed an order with Uline and they were here the next day! Great customer service and rapid delivery!!
check with the used equipments yards in CINN, =the older ones, dented, some rust are 75 vto 120 each
4:46...the look on Melissa's face is priceless. Oh, and then there's the sarcastic comment at 9:13...Mike, let us know how the couch was tonight...LOL!!!
GOOOOOOOOOOD
AFTERNOON ALL YA’LL Fellow fans/followers.. from a beautiful Fall day here in Virginia Beach….yinz crack me up 😂😂😂…I know darn well Melissa was thinking about putting Mike in one of this new containers..😂
Have a Day
Hello Hunter 😊
I agree pallet forks and jack, I use both.
Pallet jacks: HANDY AS A POCKET ON A SHIRT! That’s my new favorite saying! I say it all the time. I see another building in your future. A production and distribution warehouse for fire starter and maybe bundle wood.
Those really nice. Look like they can take a beating too. Melissa, you looked great.
We had those at Mercedes Benz in Tuscaloosa County Alabama. Various sizes from 3x3x4 feet up to 3x16x4 feet for small to medium size parts bins.
Gretel told Hansel to put a chicken bone through the cage when the hag (who couldn't see well) told him to put his finger through the cage. She was checking to see if he was big enough to roast in the oven. Don't know if that was one of the original Grimm's Fairytale stories. From a Minnesota Fairytale lover. Happy Holidays All!
Thanks guys! Always a pleasure
hi there been using those beens for years now . never payed more than 100 each . but mine were used . eBay has a lot of them good show john
Glad the pallet Jack works for you Mike!!
Use it almost every day!
I agree with you on Uline! I just had a project that I needed 5 pvc bollard post covers. I ordered them at 11:35 on Thursday; at 9:45 Friday morning UPS was dropping them off to me!!
They also have great “spiff” gifts depending on the amount you spend!😜
I love the sarcasm. Stuff like that makes my day so much better.
Greetings from Westway Firewood and Land Clearing! We have 12 of them. Love them for moving the split wood into the garage to make bundles.
The post office has similar cages on wheels like that. Theirs are more of a heavy gauge steel. Both of the sides are exactly the same as how yours comes down.
Love the videos Melissa is so energizing
Good afternoon Hunter 👋👋😸😺and family and friends 😸😺
Uline has many great products. One of my favorites since I've had severe arthritis since I was 23 are the lobby dust pans. Now that I'm in my mid 50's with a good potential to fall I love them even more.
You two crack me up! Especially Mellissa’s remarks about the different “uses” for them….now that’s funny right there! Take care you guys and Merry Christmas to you and yours.
Those containers are nice!, it looks like it will hold much more than a 1/3 of a cord. The IBC totes around here are selling for 100.00 to 150.00 each it's crazy!. Morgans good day!.
Melissa,,,,,I love the way your head thinks!!!! Ha Ha Ha!!! And the way your mouth spits it out!!!!!!
Good evening everyone ☺ 😊 👍🌎🌞 I remember playing in refrigerator boxes as a kid 😀 was great fun 😀
Yeah, we loved cardboard boxes 📦!
@@oldmanfred8676 yeah the greatest toy of all time !!!! Especially when you have a great imagination 😊😊😊😊😊👍🎅 how you been Fred ????
@@evankibbe590,
Busy and getting better, cutting a lot of big Pallets up for my Son’s wood burner.
@@oldmanfred8676 cool 😎
I use Uline all the time at work. Very quick delivery.
Looking great Melissa! That Kubota shirt agrees with you!
MAKES ME THINK OF OLD GROCERY STORE PIGGLY WIGGLY. THAT is THOSE COLLAPSE TYPE TOTERS CAN YOU IMAGIN SHOPPING GROCERIES WITH THEM then we'd need a handicap lift could load on full of groceries firewood or Melissa's chickens/critters. Good inspirational topic
Those Baskets Look Pretty Slick Fold Down Side And Fully Colapsable For Easier Storage When Not Using It!!
Keep Smiling On!!
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Dang Mike when you first showed that basket I got flashbacks... I worked in carpet mills down here in north Georgia and the same baskets are used to put cones of yarn in and as a lift truck operator we would have to stack them in our warehouse and I found out pretty quick that when you sit one on top of another before you back out make sure that all 4 legs are lined up correctly especially when you are stacking 2 on top of another they do not like to be tripods and another thing that you use that is common in a carpet industry is your geo textile roll it's the same thing as primary backing for carpet its what the yarn is sewn into and you might could even get it cheaper by ordering from the manufacturer they are different types with different sizes of the weave and you can even get it in white and make you some roll up wind walls for your pavilion it comes up to 15'6" wide if you would like more information about it let me know
I had twin sons, & one son was always climbing out of the playpen & the walker stroller. I told my husband that I was going to buy another playpen & zip tie them together like a cage so my son won't climb & stay put. And YES Melissa it would look like Hansel & Gretel, I get IT !!!
Hi Mike
I’ve used those industrial parts bins for years for my firewood splits. I move them with my Kubota tractor and forks. I think I have 14 now and they will get my through a full winter. I bought mine in St Louis, Mo. which is 90 miles west of me. A company there has lots of used pallet racking and these wire containers. Most of mine are 48”x48”x48” but I have one taller. They are great and if you find them used they are much cheaper
Steve Warner, so what is the name of the company???
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Yes Mike those are very handy, we use them at work for all kinds of storage, and you are correct, U-Line is like looking at a Christmas catalog. I think you could find Melissa something for Christmas?
Uline is great for online ordering as well. Just as fast as by phone for delivery and the chat function gets you a personal guide! Love their stuff!
I got 10 of theses slightly smaller, in England they were coming in uk from china with automotive parts in . £31 each worked out . Fetched from near airport . 12 years ago . Convenient and fit in back my pickup.
Melissa, In Des Moines we call those Warnock boxes, after the woman who kept her daycare kids in them. I think she's still finishing her sentence.😁
Mrs. M looking great !!!!
Hey Mike , we use these baskets everyday at work . I do not like the ones with casters because you are always have to lock the brakes and unlock the breaks when filling the baskets . The ones you have that take a pallet jack are the best . Just my opinion !!!! In the backyard with Del
Those are really nice containers. Cool video👍❤️
Even though I haven't been a subscriber long, there is just something about you two I like
Nice Kubota Hoodie Melissa.
I got the Hansel and Gretel reference. Hahahaha!
You come up with the handiest stuff. I am setting here thinking about all kinds of ways to use those baskets but when i think about that $350 price tag, i move on to plan B. Stay well, stay safe and yall HAVE A DAY
I would use concrete reinforcement wire to make a circle on a wooden pallet for dropping firewood into.
Hi Mike! Merry Christmas! I have 6 of these. Bought 2 at auction for $40 each, found a guy later that sold me 4 more for $50 each. He got them from a food manufacturer who cooked crab in them. I see them a lot at auction and on craigslist. 6 baskets hold about 1 cord without stacking, I suspect if I stacked neatly they would hold almost twice as much, but the reason I bought them is so I wouldn't have to stack; straight from the splitter to the basket.
Glad you found a good supplier.
Mike,
I greatly appreciate how you keep coming up with better technology or tools, and trade tools of in between to help us get our job completed in a timelier manner, but the price of these toys are sinking my wallet here. LOL
Your joint description of the new crates reminds me of the old Ronco TV ads... 😉
We used those totes for years at yacht club they get bent up but really hold up we throw chains, stand heads , and wood shoring in them they take heavy abuse ! Only watch out for the legs it takes a bit of moving around to get them to stack on the rails of lower cage we’ve had them 4 high
Hey, don't forget one for Melissa.
I love your sense of humor, Melissa and Mike. You had me laughing out loud, for real!!!!
Timing!! I was watching our cat Murphy climb into a Sam’s box as Mellisa says the day of the cardboard box is done! Nah , Murph likes to jump out and scare us as we walk by! Sound familiar Mike???
IBC totes used to be free, or like $20...now they're $100+.
I agree with the pallet forks, if you have a tractor with a loader, pallet forks are just about a requirement, so many uses for them.
Good evening from Upstate South Carolina. Been raining here for 5 straight days. Have a productive day.
Oh man!!! And I thought the imaginary places I went in my cardboard box were top shelf. I could have gone to the moon in a crate like that!!!
You can also get the pallet jacks that will raise the basket two feet I'm the air.
Excellent video Mike and Melissa, very good products and lots of laughs. I can hear the chatter already and I wouldn't worry one bit. Stay safe and good for you all on finding this product and the makers. Enjoy the good times , Fred.
Looks good!
Nice totes, baskets. Perfect ,for what you do, seems like. Love and Prayers from SE Texas Bear Cannot hardly wait for the new saw mill... :)
Been using Uline for my cardboard shipping boxes for years, but I find them way over priced on everything else. When you add in the shipping, even the boxes would be overpriced except that I live about a 3 hour round trip from the Atl. distributor so eliminating the shipping makes the box prices competitive. But they are efficient, and the customer service is indeed second to none in today's world of customer no service, so that counts for something. I can order in the morning and pickup in the afternoon. Huge place too!
Funny thing with looking through Uline book, you see all kinds of things you think you need whether you do or not!
Agree with you about U-Line. Great place to get industrial shop supplies and like items. They have an awesome catalog. I am like a kid with the Sears toy catalog from 40 years ago.
Great idea for the containers. Is that metal going to rust outdoors?
Mike,
Please tell us that yellow extension cord snaking from under the garage door is NOT the power supply to the new building! Speaking of that, what is the power supply situation for the new building? With snow and plowing I worry about cords.
You'll be very happy with the new wire containers. I used them when I worked for nj American water. They're a great addition to your work shop. We liked them, because they collapsed and we'd put 4 or 5 on a pallet and store them on our pallet racks. U-line is expensive, but worth it. Good luck with them. Stay safe.
I used to work at a production shop, and they used these cages. I fixed a lot of these the legs would constantly get bent broke due to forklift operators. Pretty cool blast from the past
We used to get meat in those palletainers when I worked at the smoked sausage factory in the late 1900's.
Mike she is gonna get you.
Never had a problem with U-Line stuff. Good call.
That is the same way for the Milk Crates in the 70s and 80s. Everybody was wanting them.
Mellssa , you should perhaps get one of them cages for Mike also, heheehehehehh
we used to buy tons of stuff from Uline....they're great. Not always cheap, but the have it all
Oh yeah, ULINE is outstanding! I use to purchase from them when I had a purchasing job. They also give freebies away depending on how much you spend, hopefully the lady offered you a choice of a freebie. If you ever get their catalog, the freebies are listed on the last few pages of the catalog. It certainly can be a rabbit hole looking at all the stuff they have.
Nice! Getting a free pallet jack!
Melissa You are so funny
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Check the industrial auction and you can find these sometimes. These are really durable.
Mcmaster-Carr, Uline, Northern Tool... I'm like a kid in a candy store!
We use those same cages at the post office. Ours are powdercoated and have wheels and stop
Mike you can also check on the web for companies that sell these things as surplus or used .
Check knline vs U-Line for the manufacturers. One I've used is Pentwater Wire, Pentwater, Mi.
Mike, funny you should bring up Uline...I just got there catalog three weeks ago, and while I was watching your video, I looked up this same container...I also got on the phone, and ordered 3 of the same ones...THENK YOU FOR SHOWING ME WHAT THEY LOOK LIKE IN PERSON, BEFORE I ORDERED.
Rodney @ Firewood Providers Northwest.
You brought a good laugh on there Melissa here in the household when you said about putting Hunter in one with the dogs in the other ones, along with the little grandchildren. LOL, that would definitely keep them out of trouble
If you decide to go away from the cage totes I’d definitely be interested in buying them. I’m going to come up to PA to get some more for firewood.
The playpen comment had me rolling 😂🤣