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CK5
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If I had exposed rafters I would be all over that. My garage is rocked and textured and I have a hard time trusting i hooks.
HA! I did that while milking the cows. Lol!
Hahahaha, you might be doing it wrong...
So is mine... I cut a hole and braced it up. Hung a big block 465 and a 208 all bolted together from it. Not even a creak was heard.
attic space above? Mine is a two story so I have a bedroom above the garage.
Yeah mine has a attic above. You could still do that to yours too by laminating some 2x10s together but that would be way too much work for what you want to do.
I have seen guys lift cabs with a engine hoist. Maybe that could work for you?
the cab idea my buddy mentioned. I should look into that some more......
beags86
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I think you me and Martin are all guilty of that kind of thing!
Yep, damn farm boys and their Fancy toys..
Yeah... No! I have heard about guys doing that.
So not the way to do it. Dead calf ruined cow/ heifer. We use calving jacks, but carefully.
I guess that is the same thing. But i have heard bad stories.
I've done the come along thing but only as a last resort when I used to milk cows back in WI.
beags86
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Yes, there is risk to be had for sure. Unfortunately, I have been part of the process both ways. Not really a fun thing to do at 9 pm on a Saturday night.
I'm glad I don't have to deal with that shit!
I wouldn't want to deal with it either,
But DAM! I am glad that somebody does!!!
I like meat!! and dairy
beags86
Eastbound and Down
Yes.... Cheese.... Yumm
Working with livestock can be very rewarding.... They become big pets....
Working with livestock can be very rewarding.... They become big pets....
So when's the big cab swap attempt?
