lovemytoys
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i tried doing a lot myself but no time ,this thing called work got in the way.just wait for them to back file and pour slab 
the start of new shed
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lovemytoys
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pic 11 is a small rock that need to be removed from the hole
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Looks like fun, not. It looks like a lot of work, lol. Now watcha gonna do with the big rock?
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lovemytoys
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you want it? i don't know if i can move it with a bx24 lol
ustmd
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You could get good $$$ for that rock down here
creekbend
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Best wishes in regards to the final completion.
EddieWalker
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Very impressive. It sure takes a lot of effort to get a foundation poured there. Thanks for all the pics, I'm looking forward to following your progress!!!
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Dr Dave
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Its sure rocky there! What size and style of a shed, are you building?
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Dave
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I would have just broke that lil rock into pieces
and not let it alter my plans. Easy to do too!
Not kidding!
You could go the Feathers and Wedges way;
Or you could go the easier way w/ Dexpan or similar.
Start I think at thread #27 and read my input. CLICK HERE
(Those are 1" PVC pipes in the top right corner for scale. )
and not let it alter my plans. Easy to do too!
Not kidding!
You could go the Feathers and Wedges way;
Or you could go the easier way w/ Dexpan or similar.
Start I think at thread #27 and read my input. CLICK HERE
(Those are 1" PVC pipes in the top right corner for scale. )