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Pyrrho · March 27, 2011

As far as loading/transporting goes, when I first bought a 50' roll, I was able to fit it into the back of my Scion TC with the back seat folded down. 50' isn't that heavy, so I was able to load it into the car myself. I also covered the roll with an old blanket to prevent it from damaging the upholstery.

The last time, I could only get a 150' roll. This time, I had my wife with me (thankfully) as it took the two of us to load it into the car. This roll was a bit bigger, so we had to slide the passager seat all the way forward, and secure the trunk (TC again) with bungie cords. I scrunched up in the passenger seat for the ride home.

Just to let you know that I share the insanity: this second excursion was my birthday treat.

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March 27, 2011	#37
Pyrrho Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Nov 2010 Location: Louisville, KY Posts: 75	As far as loading/transporting goes, when I first bought a 50' roll, I was able to fit it into the back of my Scion TC with the back seat folded down. 50' isn't that heavy, so I was able to load it into the car myself. I also covered the roll with an old blanket to prevent it from damaging the upholstery. The last time, I could only get a 150' roll. This time, I had my wife with me (thankfully) as it took the two of us to load it into the car. This roll was a bit bigger, so we had to slide the passager seat all the way forward, and secure the trunk (TC again) with bungie cords. I scrunched up in the passenger seat for the ride home. Just to let you know that I share the insanity: this second excursion was my birthday treat.