Recent content by nolanc2

In on the fence between Weaver 10 pro and Atlas PV10.

I'm also looking at the same lift. No opinions?

Just wanted to say thanks to Platonic Solid for the light fixture suggestion. I went with the Howard T5 highbay lights and they are great.

I went 16'. Being able to build an elevated room was part of the reason. Wanted to be able to walk under it and in it.

Yea I've decided it would be hard to keep the rocks in place on the steep slope and I see your point about the footers (undercut). Gonna call the gutter guy in the morning and get him lined up to come out and put it up. Thanks to all.

It would actually cost more money but what do you guys think of bordering off everything say 15' away from the base of the building and doing limestone. No gutter to maintain and would eliminate a 15,x50, section that i want have to mow. the last 20' is to steep for a riding mower. My main...

How would water get inside? Yea I'm sure I could build something to hook to a regulated pressure washer. The quoted price included lead guard's. Are they worth it?

In that case (and I'm no expert) but I think I would rent a concrete saw, cut out two big squares, dig out the dirt underneath, and pour a deep footer to bolt it to.

Rfbob, that's my concern, not being able to maintain the gutter due to height. I have given considerable thought to putting a load of driveway sized limestone starting at the building and going about 15' out from the eve the full 50' length.

Max Jax has what you're looking for.

Way to tall for me to get to with anything to clean them. Close to 20' off the ground in the back and 16' in the front. There are a few white oaks within 25' of it and the ground has a lot of slope and is pretty Sandy.

Good point kbs.

First off, Mr Super Moderator, I never asked about both sides, and the toolbox comment was obviously a joke. I apriciate the comments and will most likely follow the advice of the nice folks who took the time to offer there experience/knowledge that a gutter on the ONE eve side in my yard is a...

No No no. You guys are supposed to say "you're fine without em, put that $600 on the new toolbox you want". Louisiana. No, snow isn't an issue. As far as both sides go I'll save the money, as stated in above post the other side is 1/12 lean to and drops off in the woods.

No need to gutter the other side 1/12 lean to that falls in a wood side ditch.