HELP - looking for

[hatidua]

Thanks for the suggestion. Since you indicated the bags they may offer are VERY LARGE bags, thought I' d better mention that I am really looking for the much smaller bags that my 76 year old carcass can easily handle when loaded with sand.............

Maybe only fill them 1/4 full and fold the top under them before setting down on the ground? I'm just tossing out ideas.

Although not what you are asking for, one technique that worked really well when I had my place in FL was to wait for the lowest tide of the month and stack bags of Quikrete. When the tide came in, it instantly made a permanent concrete seawall that looked as if it was made out of sandbags (DOW wouldn't sign off on some permanent walls but stacked bags seemed OK for some reason). In spite of Quikrete bags not being "sand", they're about the same size as a typical sand bag, far more durable after being soaked and no amount of Colorado UV would break them down. -just another option...

[Hoser]

I have plenty and will send some your way.

PM sent.

[Sparky]

Not sure if it is seasonal, but how about the sandbags home depot sells for truck weight

[BlasterBob]

Not sure if it is seasonal, but how about the sandbags home depot sells for truck weight

Actually, I have three of these bags that I was using for weight in the back of the pickup during icy/snowy times. The outer covers have completely deteriorated due of our climate out here. Many thanks anyhow!!

[BlasterBob]

Maybe only fill them 1/4 full and fold the top under them before setting down on the ground? I'm just tossing out ideas.

Although not what you are asking for, one technique that worked really well when I had my place in FL was to wait for the lowest tide of the month and stack bags of Quikrete. When the tide came in, it instantly made a permanent concrete seawall that looked as if it was made out of sandbags (DOW wouldn't sign off on some permanent walls but stacked bags seemed OK for some reason). In spite of Quikrete bags not being "sand", they're about the same size as a typical sand bag, far more durable after being soaked and no amount of Colorado UV would break them down. -just another option...

Thanks for the suggestion but I now have some on the way from Hoser. Boy, the request was made this morning and I hit "pay dirt" already..
Thanks guys!

[OtterbatHellcat]

Right on Hoser.........that's cool on coming through for a brother in need.

[BlasterBob]

Right on Hoser.........that's cool on coming through for a brother in need.

I agree 1,000%. What a great bunch of guy on this site!!

[StagLefty]

I have plenty and will send some your way.

PM sent.

The site comes through again-Well done Sir !!

[alxone]

bob i have maybe 10 new school sand bags (grey ) i can send you . pm me your address if the city cant help you out .

[BlasterBob]

bob i have maybe 10 new school sand bags (grey ) i can send you . pm me your address if the city cant help you out .

Thanks for the offer Alex but I have some being mailed to me from Hoser. I'll sure keep your kind offer in mind in the event more are needed.