W8BYA
Silver Member
Well the timing was perfect. When the morons who built the rear deck 25 years ago they forgot to support 4-5 key joists and 1/2 of our deck collapsed down almost a foot. The only thing holding up that part of the deck all these years were the top boards nailed down into all the joists.
Well anyway I needed a way to lift up 1/2 the deck so I could make the required repairs and today was the day I took delivery of my new Boomer 40 with loader. Thus I inched the loader up & over the railing, dropped a chain off the custom chain-hook bar I had made for the same size bucket and attached that chain to a nice towing "J" bar. The "J" bar was hooked under one of the fallen joist and in a minute flat the Boomer had the deck raised up ready for me to sink in a half dozen bolts. Mission accomplished in about an hour.



Well anyway I needed a way to lift up 1/2 the deck so I could make the required repairs and today was the day I took delivery of my new Boomer 40 with loader. Thus I inched the loader up & over the railing, dropped a chain off the custom chain-hook bar I had made for the same size bucket and attached that chain to a nice towing "J" bar. The "J" bar was hooked under one of the fallen joist and in a minute flat the Boomer had the deck raised up ready for me to sink in a half dozen bolts. Mission accomplished in about an hour.


