I meant when screwing down.ready made leak if you miss one or 2
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The new shop. Progress.
- Thread starter ktmoutfront
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There are supposed to be 9 guys here Tuesday to help install. A couple of them are just going to be running screws.
Handful of 1/4" impact drivers and it will go fast. Valleys are what really suck. Just a plain old shop roof is easy peasy!
I'm not scared here. But not as comfortable as I used to be.
Just need to pull the vent hats and chimney stack in the morning. All perimeter shingles are trimmed off and the drip rail is on.
I hope everyone shows up.
I hope everyone shows up.
why does the insurance have an issue with engineered shingle roof ?
They looked at a satellite photo and saw some shingles missing. No shingles are missing. At some time before we bought the place, some were replaced with a lighter color. They did not care.
We have a locked insurance cost for 10 years. We are right at 5 years. This is how they get out of not raising our rates. Once they cancel the policy, it goes into a database and every carrier in the nation sees it. Now no one will write a policy.
We have a locked insurance cost for 10 years. We are right at 5 years. This is how they get out of not raising our rates. Once they cancel the policy, it goes into a database and every carrier in the nation sees it. Now no one will write a policy.
I can't do these anymore a few years ago had no issue, the vertigo kicks in to much.
First guy showed up at 7am. 11 of us by 8am. Both fields were down and one side screwed off and the other side 30%, by 11:30. Took them to lunch for an hour. Completely finished at 3:10.
I was the youngest guy out there.
Only had 3 bleeders.
I was the youngest guy out there.
Only had 3 bleeders.
At least no one fell off the roof!
I can usually go up about half way of the lifts capability.
Like around 40' with an 80, etc.
They seem to be semi stable up to that. Beyond that they move around too much and I can't do it lol.
And with an articulated like that, I do as much as possible without raising the main stage.
I tray and do it all with the regular boom if I can.
Probably less of an issue with a plywood base.Never seen anyone predrill a steel roof.
I'd be afraid of holes missing a stringer.
With stringers, you do one and check it. Then use it as a template.Never seen anyone predrill a steel roof.
I'd be afraid of holes missing a stringer.
I found it was easier to do the verticle with articulation portion first. Use the others for fine tuning.
This.
Goes down on the shingles.
Makes for nice pretty lines with your screws. I did it when I sided my house with metal.Never seen anyone predrill a steel roof.
I'd be afraid of holes missing a stringer.
I need a bigger shop.
Ford is in for new power steering pump, hoses and steering gear.
It is supposed to be below freezing the next few nights. The boat is sitting where my truck normally resides.
Ford is in for new power steering pump, hoses and steering gear.
It is supposed to be below freezing the next few nights. The boat is sitting where my truck normally resides.
