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The Fisher-Price Lift & Load Lumber Yard set ad, 1979
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BilSabab
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Posted:   Subject: The Fisher-Price Lift & Load Lumber Yard set ad, 1979 Quote

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mindbleach
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#2 Posted:   Subject: Re: The Fisher-Price Lift & Load Lumber Yard set ad, 1979 Quote Reply

blocks of real lumber

I mean... technically?

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EnsignWashout
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#3 Posted:   Subject: Re: The Fisher-Price Lift & Load Lumber Yard set ad, 1979 Quote Reply

This was such a good play set, for the number of pieces.

The ramp could set upright or down for use, and could be used where it is pictured, or with the trailer - and stayed put reliably everywhere it could go.

The fork blade fit under the palets.
Both vehicles had an inlet to refuel at the refueling pipe.

And the forklift stayed put when parked on the trailer.

Really neat set, overall. 10/10.

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nocturne
piefed.social

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#4 Posted:   Subject: Re: The Fisher-Price Lift & Load Lumber Yard set ad, 1979 Quote Reply

I had a fisher price forklift, but i recall it being slightly different than this one.

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calliope
retrolemmy.com
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#5 Posted:   Subject: Re: The Fisher-Price Lift & Load Lumber Yard set ad, 1979 Quote Reply

blocks of real lumber I mean... technically?

This is actually great because I’ve thought way too hard about whether it would count as lumber.

I finally got to “yes, in the same way as Lincoln Logs are ‘lumber’ because they’re building toys.

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