Okay, so first off - go ahead and tell me that I should have had the delivery guys use their aerial contraption to drop it directly onto my roof instead of the ground where I told them to stack them. I had my reasons - which I don't want to get into arguing over - and here I am with some amazingly heavy bundles to carry up a ladder - not sure I can even do it (in a perfect world - they would have gone straight to the roof). The delivery guy said I might try to rent a conveyor belt - but I'm sure the cost would be way out of my tight budget. I thought about just breaking down the bundles and carrying a few at a time but, aside from the labor, I'm wondering if all that bending and extra handling would be bad for the shingles (current temps in 60s - 70s). So, my current thought is to build a 25' railed slide/skid out of 2x4s and OSB; make a little cart with rollers on the bottom and pull bundles up by a rope. That would run me about $80 in materials which I can use for other projects latter. Or maybe I could make a custom little backboard with straps and haul them up on my back? Man I had no idea they would be this heavy - feels like about 50lbs a bundle (Malarkey, Alaskan). And, though I'm in fair shape - still, I'm 62yrs old. Any ideas would be appreciated. thanks Will

I need to replace about 4 shingles on my roof, however when I went to pull up the surounding shingles they were stuck:wall: Is there a easy way to pull up the bad shingles without causing too much damage to the existing ones. Thanx Jim