I’ve got a bunch of old 100′ rubber air hoses that I bought back in 2005. I remember spending a few hundred on them. But I haven’t used them in years since switching to poly hoses, and also no longer run a crew of more than two.
Are they worth keeping for anything? Are they worth trying to sell? I hate to just throw them out considering how much I initially invested in them, but right now they are just eating up space.
What do you think?
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Around here we have a Habitat for Humanity "ReStore" store which collects and sells usable buildling matrerials and tools. Check for something similar near you.
Thnks for reply. That is one option.
I love the rubber air hoses. We use them on long runs to get to where we're working as they stay in place. I still buy them.
Thanks for the reply. I've been hanging on to them in case I started running a bigger crew again. But they just taking up space for years not now. True, they do lay flatter.