My pole barn...a solo affair

[bindian]

Main rotor???


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Too dangerous. We have 30 foot fans in our hangar in Houston. But they are real thin blades. Main rotors take about 4 guys to carry.
hugs, Brandi

 

[EddieWalker]

That's all I have, and Oscar doesn't have any. You maxed out my thumbs!!!!

Eddie

 

[bindian]

That's all I have, and Oscar doesn't have any. You maxed out my thumbs!!!!

Eddie

Eddie,

I'm gonna have to have a talk with Oscar. I am sure we can come to an understanding. Is it raining there?
hugs, Brandi

 

[MotorSeven]

Brandi, I think the tail rotor is a extremely unique feature for your wo-MAN cave/shop/barn

 

[bindian]

Brandi, I think the tail rotor is a extremely unique feature for your wo-MAN cave/shop/barn

Rick,
What I need now is an old fashioned foot operated sewing machine to compliment Grandpa's old double handle crosscut saw. Maybe some pink curtains to go along with the pink wall studs.:laughing:
hugs, Brandi

 

[bindian]

Well, it finally happened. I need more space for my toys, eh tools.:laughing: So the she shack's shed will get enclosed. Concrete was poured today. Main reason is to get 2000 square feet of hickory flooring out of the way, that I bought way too soon.

Once I move the flooring out of the way, I can get the gooseneck in to weld up a log arch. The flooring was blocking the back door that the tractor will have to pull thru.:confused2:

Oh yeah............and to have room for the 5hp 20 inch planer!
hugs, Brandi

 

[EddieWalker]

More space is worth whatever it costs!!!!

 

[bindian]

More space is worth whatever it costs!!!!

Eddie,
When I got my first concrete quote, I had sticker shock. 9 years ago, I paid $1100 for 20x30 feet. This 12x30 cost me $2600. A good friend of a good friend cut me $400 on the cost. He said anyone else would have been charged $3000. Concrete has gone through the roof.
hugs, Brandi

 

[bindian]

I installed the back wall today and pulled down the side wall's metal and purlins (is this the right word?)
hugs, Brandi

 

[GLyford]

I think on a roof they are purlins, but on a wall they are girts...