I am not in military shape. More of a "bod by budda" kinda guy. Plus my kids are young and I would like to try and minimize homeowners claims by neighbors.
So anything that makes it a little easier would be nice.
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My wife and i were very excited to climb the ladder. Thirty seconds in we were like "oh **** this isn't what we thought it would be"
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Looks great. I have never tried to work metal before. And i am ashamed to admit on gj that my vice is very very small. :-(
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True. A welder would have provided lots if solutions. Local shop has 1/2 hot dipped galvanized threaded rod for 6.00. Im going to go that route.
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My prior experience with using rod as stakes is they always deform when being driven in. I assume that would be a problem?
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I need to drive a stake into the ground to tie off the bottom of a rope ladder. It is right next to a tree so twist in anchors wont work.
I'm imagining a long rebar rod hammered into the ground, and a tie down plate with a hole a the middle. I put the rebar through plate before driving in...
I know. I am eyeing my garage again. Anyone in western burbs feel like helping me rescue this beautiful soul? I gotta a handful of bourbon county to share if you have the time.
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Chicagoland suburbs. My heart is broken because I don't have the space. Will give location of seller to a user, not a flipper.
I'm told it needs a new upper bearing. Was moved outside early last week.
This thing is a beast. They moved it by forklift.
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