Jim's new projects
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Gravy
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Re: Jim\'s new projects
Wow! Very nice! Kermit's <font color="green"> green </font> <font color="black"> with envy! </font>
Gravy
Wow! Very nice! Kermit's <font color="green"> green </font> <font color="black"> with envy! </font>
Gravy
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Re: Jim\'s new projects
Very Nice! It sure was built faster than my shop /forums/images/graemlins/blush.gif
Very Nice! It sure was built faster than my shop /forums/images/graemlins/blush.gif
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Re: Jim\'s new projects
Jim,
You sure don't let any grass grow under your feet. That was the fastest barn raising I have seen. VERY NICE JOB!
PJ
Jim,
You sure don't let any grass grow under your feet. That was the fastest barn raising I have seen. VERY NICE JOB!
PJ
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Wow! That was very fast. Nice looking building. /forums/images/graemlins/laugh.gif
Wow! That was very fast. Nice looking building. /forums/images/graemlins/laugh.gif
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Thanks guys... I've been waiting a LONG time for this. There is still a lot to do out there though.
After we put the finishing touches on the building, I still have to:
Stone the front of the building
Build up the driveway
Pave the driveway
Build a stone wall along the right side of the building
Install a dog pen
Re-do my front landscaping.
They will be my projects for the summer, fall and next spring. I know I am being aggressive, but the PT really has made my job easier and faster with a LOT of tasks.
Thanks guys... I've been waiting a LONG time for this. There is still a lot to do out there though.
After we put the finishing touches on the building, I still have to:
Stone the front of the building
Build up the driveway
Pave the driveway
Build a stone wall along the right side of the building
Install a dog pen
Re-do my front landscaping.
They will be my projects for the summer, fall and next spring. I know I am being aggressive, but the PT really has made my job easier and faster with a LOT of tasks.
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</font><font color="blue" class="small">( That was the fastest barn raising I have seen.)</font>
It did go fast... /forums/images/graemlins/ooo.gif But living in the middle of "Amish Central", people around here know how to raise barns quickly. Three days of construction. Monday, Thursday and Friday. The longest wait was for the Trusses to get here! It pays to get help from guys who know what they're doing.
One more day to install the garage doors and finish a few little items and two more to put the stone on the front.
I'm going to lay the stone for the floor with my 425. It easily maneuvers around inside that big building. Then I can concrete /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif
</font><font color="blue" class="small">( That was the fastest barn raising I have seen.)</font>
It did go fast... /forums/images/graemlins/ooo.gif But living in the middle of "Amish Central", people around here know how to raise barns quickly. Three days of construction. Monday, Thursday and Friday. The longest wait was for the Trusses to get here! It pays to get help from guys who know what they're doing.
One more day to install the garage doors and finish a few little items and two more to put the stone on the front.
I'm going to lay the stone for the floor with my 425. It easily maneuvers around inside that big building. Then I can concrete /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif
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Here's a shot of the building with the doors on. The next step is to bring 2A Modified stone in and raise the driveway up some while sloping it down and to the left. The gaps under the doors allow for 4" of stone and then 4" of concrete.
I have the stone veneer coming for the front this month, (I hope)? /forums/images/graemlins/confused.gif
You can also see where the stone retaining wall will be in the back.
Here's a shot of the building with the doors on. The next step is to bring 2A Modified stone in and raise the driveway up some while sloping it down and to the left. The gaps under the doors allow for 4" of stone and then 4" of concrete.
I have the stone veneer coming for the front this month, (I hope)? /forums/images/graemlins/confused.gif
You can also see where the stone retaining wall will be in the back.
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MuncyBob
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That's one nice building!!! I'm PT green with envy! /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif
That's one nice building!!! I'm PT green with envy! /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif
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What's 2A modified? Some sort of crushed rock? Just curious. I used slag in my driveway because my dad used slag in his driveway(fortunately, my dad didn't drive tractors with 3PT hitches /forums/images/graemlins/tongue.gif).
What's 2A modified? Some sort of crushed rock? Just curious. I used slag in my driveway because my dad used slag in his driveway(fortunately, my dad didn't drive tractors with 3PT hitches /forums/images/graemlins/tongue.gif).
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2A modified is a crushed stone about 3/8' - 1/2" in size. It usually containes a fair amount of quarry dust and packs down really nice. Since this area of PA is quarry central, (second only to Amish central), a lot of people use it for their driveway and never end up paving.
THe biggest problem is that you always have dust on your nice clean car when you drive up and down the driveway. /forums/images/graemlins/blush.gif
2A modified is a crushed stone about 3/8' - 1/2" in size. It usually containes a fair amount of quarry dust and packs down really nice. Since this area of PA is quarry central, (second only to Amish central), a lot of people use it for their driveway and never end up paving.
THe biggest problem is that you always have dust on your nice clean car when you drive up and down the driveway. /forums/images/graemlins/blush.gif
