Been Quite Around Here - Page 3

shadowgray396 · #21 06-30-2014, 04:45 PM

Very nice Hank, looks like a lot of work. Very nice gazebo and a great looking yard.

Hank70SS · #22 06-30-2014, 04:57 PM

Thanks Ray. The roof was a pain, real steep pitch, cupola at the top was always in the way and the hip roof made for a lot of cutting and waste. The yard, since we're both retired we have time to take care of it.

How's the beach house coming? You've done a ton of work on that. In the last pics it looked like a new house.

shadowgray396 · #23 06-30-2014, 05:09 PM

Finally got away from some of the ten day runs away from home, so I have been down every weekend for the last 3 weekends. Half the house is now wired and ready for an inspection, then I can pull all the old wiring out on the other half and move ahead. Just got a beam designed so I can drop the wall between the living room and kitchen. Like yours it's steel H beam. I think it weights around 300 lbs, so I'm going to need a little help getting it into place.

Hank70SS · #24 06-30-2014, 06:16 PM

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Originally Posted by shadowgray396

... Like yours it's steel H beam. I think it weights around 300 lbs, so I'm going to need a little help getting it into place.

You think? You can rent a hand crank forklift to raise it. They used two to raise ours but it was over 700 lbs. 300 lbs isn't as bad but still a lot when you need to lift it over a few feet. Good luck, be careful.

flash · #25 06-30-2014, 06:18 PM

Hank ,nice work out there . Ray ,cant wait to see more of yours too.

shadowgray396 · #26 06-30-2014, 06:41 PM

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Originally Posted by Hank70SS

You think? You can rent a hand crank forklift to raise it. They used two to raise ours but it was over 700 lbs. 300 lbs isn't as bad but still a lot when you need to lift it over a few feet. Good luck, be careful.

Good Idea, I will look into it. Thanks