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I'm pretty sure there's a pickle factory in West Hollywood...

If those handles dig into my hands, you can bet I'll come up with something more cushy. Hmmm....what's more cushy...steel or 1/2" yalex...filled with a cobra shock absorber?!?!?

Your idea is a very good one. In fact, I was thinking of a way to sew my own. I think it is a viable option and has the advantage that when not in use, the canvas buckets collapse quite tidily. I shant dismiss it just yet!

DING DING DING!!!! WE HAVE A WINNER!!!! I love the look of that thing. I think this is in the right price range, seems to have been intended for actual WORK, and doesn't involve driving to the local pickle factory to get them. We'll see how it goes. love nick

THANKS PAT!!!! They look great, you know I'm a fan of aluminum vs steel, and their website says they have a local dealer about 20 minutes from me!!! Soil moving aside, we've been meaning to get one for a while. This is gonna rock my world!

Wheel barrow will not work for us. Most of our clients are in the Hollywood hills and we deal a lot with very long stair cases. The dolly is a good idea that I've been considering. I'm sure a person could stack and move 4 buckets on a dolly faster than they could do two trips back and forth to...

New we're getting somewhere! http://www.uline.com/Product/Detail/S-7344/Haz-Mat-Products/5-Gallon-Steel-Pail-with-Lid I knew there was a reason I started this thread... love nick

Oh. Those a standard plastic ones are not tough enough to handle hauling soil. The handles keep giving out. Heavy clods of soil weigh enough that we only half-fill the buckets and its a hefty enough load if you are carrying two at a time. Metal tar buckets you say? Lemme look into this...

Which ones, al?! love nick

I can't tell from the pic but is this 10 gallon bucket the type of thing that guy could easily carry 2 by grabbing one of those those side handles? love nick

We use em to haul soil away from trees that have excess soil piled around them. I've broken a few because the shitty wire handle just pops out. They aren't over loaded. We load them so a person can carry two of them up stairs without killing their shoulders. Yet still, they break. I'm trying...