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    340 lb bath tub

    Had to get help on this one.



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    Yup, those cast iron tubs are heavy. I once got a cast iron double sink it took about all i had to get it into my truck. Hey Capt where in largo do you live? I lived in that area for over 50 years.

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    lol omg i have smashed these 2 times before to fit them in my car and man did it weigh it down lol

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    Quote Originally Posted by happyscraper View Post
    Yup, those cast iron tubs are heavy. I once got a cast iron double sink it took about all i had to get it into my truck. Hey Capt where in largo do you live? I lived in that area for over 50 years. Do you ever get any e-scrap? If you do I'll buy your circuit boards from you. If intrested send me a PM.
    I can see the largo mall from drive way. I lived in spring hill for 5 years. No e-scrap !

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    Quote Originally Posted by travistemple202020 View Post
    i have smashed these 2 times before to fit them in my car and man did it weigh it down

    Just picturing that in my head is too funny...

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    I heard the number on the back is the weight. such as 340. I went to the scale and it was only like 300. Twice.

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    Quote Originally Posted by wavecrazed View Post
    I heard the number on the back is the weight. such as 340. I went to the scale and it was only like 300. Twice.
    On most all plumbing fixtures, be it a sink, tub or toilet, they will cast the day, month and year that the fixture was made. This goes for both cast iron and porcelain.

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    I took a kohler out of my house last spring. It was a mother to get out. The next day I found one set out two blocks over that was even heavier. I didn't see a manufacturer's name on it. It had to be 50 lbs heavier.



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