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pulsarboby
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anyone know of a pallet delivery company that are reasonable, cant believe i have to put a 35kg transfer box on a pallet:doh: that can be lifted under one arm, these couriers really get on my t1ts:evil:
pulsarboby said:how many pounds exactly would an 80kg box of £1 coins equate too?
whos clever lol
neil240z said:http://www.etsltd.co.uk/online/index.asp?gclid=CMmGv6zD6pACFQuVMAod9SWyOg
had a quick look here, and seems reasonable.
lazy basterds, couriers really tick me off, especially Ashfords City Linkpulsarboby said:how many pounds exactly would an 80kg box of £1 coins equate too?
whos clever lol
stevepudney said:lazy basterds, couriers really tick me off, especially Ashfords City Link
each £1 coin = 10 grms so 80kg would be £800 :lol: not many would leave that behind now would they :lol:
sweet!pulsarboby said:just booked with these neil, is virtually half the price the other muppets wanted, robbing g1ts:evil: so thanks for that!
thanks jim but just booked with above although i will keep these as a backup, just in case lol so thanks for getting me there number as i couldnt find them on the net
yeah your right, I forgot to add a 0, it should read £8000pulsarboby said:steve i think your wrong with that equasion, and i never went to school lol it must be £8000 if £1 weighs 10 gram
then you wonder 0.5 of a gram what a difference it makes :lol:stevepudney said:yeah your right, I forgot to add a 0, it should read £8000
but it turns out I was wrong about the weight of the coin anyway, according to bank of england, a £1 coin weighs 9.5 grms that would mean a 80kg package would contain £ 8,421
and they'd be even less likely to leave that sitting about :lol: :lol:
no I was actually wondering why I took the time ou of my day to work that out :der:Trip said:then you wonder 0.5 of a gram what a difference it makes :lol: