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stationary bicycle (East end of Emmaus)
mechanic resist. adjustment works. i dont know about the digital part
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+1
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pair wall hung mirrors (East end of Emmaus)
43" x 21" each
4h
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wrought iron plant or feeder hanger (East end of Emmaus)
about 7', kind you drive into ground
4h
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wood folding table (East end of Emmaus)
36" x 24", 29" tall
4h
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pine boards (East end of Emmaus)
3 are 9" by about 8', 1 is 11" by about 5'
4h
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16" tall folding step/stool (East end of Emmaus)
Gifted
as pictured
196d
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Van/truck cargo mat (East end of Emmaus)
Gifted
This came out of a Ford Transit 250. It's 68" wide and about 9' long unrolled.
259d
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emerg. high-vis triangle reflectors (East end of Emmaus)
Expired
they fold up into the cast, they're about 17" on each side when you open them.
264d
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+40lbs ferrous scrap metal (East end of Emmaus)
Expired
It's scrap metal; long and short bracket-like pieces and the ~ 5' x 5' wall part
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Fully (brand) Jarvis desk (East end of Emmaus)
Gifted
This is the original Fully (brand) Jarvis desk; the taller max-height model, about $700 new. ===>> it is stuck at its lowest height and is 25" high. <<=== ie, this is an AWESOME kids desk. The top is black and packaged in cardboard. 27" x 60" All the parts are included (parts to put the top on; the through-the-top inserts for cable pass; the under-desk tray; height controller and leg motors; everything) You could probably fix this if you wanted: It either needs a new controller (the button part), or it needs the legs replacement kit. So it's either a great kids desk, OR an even better standing desk once you fix it.
264d