Velosprout

While I admire your initiative, rethink your plan and look for other opportunities. Scrapping cars or anything else is hard physical work, and not for the weak of back. I just loaded a full pickup truck-load of scrap corrugated steel at one of our farm sites today, and I am sore! While a winch would help, there are flat tires, cars stuck in the weeds and mud, and even hitching up the trailer means physical bending and activity.

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Thank you so much for the information.

I know it is, but when I take my Norco 7.5-325, Diazepam 10mg, Phentermine 37.5mg, and Klonopin 1mg, I can do pretty well if I take it slow and steady. I worked on my transmission today, replaced the wheel bearings and brakes the day before, repaired someone who was in need, and had a broken window assembly and motor, and the day before that I replaced a tension pulley and EGR valve on my truck. Even though my back is broke in three places and I have severe nerve radiculopathy and cervical root disorder that is making me borderline paralyzed, I still work. If I can stoop over my truck, bend over again and again, crawl from underneath my truck again and again, I know I can scrap cars. Now if I don't have my prescribed meds, then that is a different story. I was bedridden 4 months ago, and was so for 7 years and I am not going back, and I know that I just need to keep moving. I've explored so many things that I could possibly do in the area that I live in, but scrapping cars is the only thing I could come up with. If I can scrap 20-30 cars, then I can buy a wrecker and start doing some towing too. I am determined.