Recent content by chopper103in

sounds like to me that either there was too much calcium chloride or there was a hot load slipped in keeping it sprayed down with water will slow the cure but all that is cracked or scaled on will have to be cut out and replaced

i would remove the roof and then reset/ replace the blocks if you wanted to make it more solid i would put rebar through the holes in the block and then fill the holes with block fill (a really wet mix of portland and sand

when adding color to a truck after it arrives , you must let it mix on high revs for no less than 15 min. for proper mix results

i would also use 1lb of fibers to each yard poured

would be cheaper to leave it on and also easier on the concret to keep it a 1 temp than letting it cool off and then heating it up again

Nothing Runs Like A Deer

put the caddy on her side about 4ft from the wall up on jack stands and pull the wheels off and leave it put your truck on the other side

i like both wolverine and red wing carhart has boots now ----herd they where made by redwing i probally try them next to me price is not a factor in workboots---got to keep the feet happy when earning the buck

my vote is that it is a _______HAMMER!!!!

must be a rough life when 61 is too cold to work outside

my 130# rott and a 357

why not go with 24" centers----you can get insulation for 24" centers and not have short spots to fill in if you went with 16" centers

dont have a garage but i have a tin shed----guess we all have to start somewere------good thing i have some good friends with nice garages