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I use to be 6'2" and 290. After my first back surgery, I became
6' and 290. So maybe after my surgery this coming Friday, I might be 5'10" to 5'11" and 290. And then there's my right shoulder. I'm learning to pour and drink with my left hand. So I bought a Carboy Lifter featured on Jack Keller's WineBlog <http://www.homebrewadventures.com/wine_cellar/wineblog.shtml> Page down to March 17th, 2005. It's made by Martin Benke at . His phone numbers are on the blog. Jack Keller rarely promotes products and I personally thank him for making an exception and promoting this one. The Carboy Lifter is absolutely terrific. Martin's price has gone up from a year ago. I paid him $225 including UPS freight and it was worth it. My child bride is 5'2" and 105 lbs. This is going to make it much easier for her to move carboys around for me. Dick |
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