As we continued the practice after she found new employment, we discovered that the Chittenden Solid Waste District had sheds to drop off other items.
Normally we find moldy encyclopedias or well used camping chairs. This sort of debris

After about 10 to 15 minutes of tinkering, I got it started up and she worked like a charm! Our electric weed trimmer is more dainty (hence "trimmer" and not "whacker") and has been giving me trouble recently (Sears is 0-for-2 with lawn equipment in my book, after our first mower crapped out on us last year) so this is a welcome addition to my growing collection of "toys".

We paused briefly to consider why this woman was dropping this stuff off and came up with a positive story of an older couple whose last child has moved out and they have decided to move into a condo so they no longer needed items to help maintain their lawn. I truly hope that is the case.
My guess is you robbed the woman blind! She had no idea the treasures she was bestowing upon you! Miserly scoundrel!
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