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35mastr

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Nice build.

I am interested in the cherry picker attachment.

Do you have any close up pics of it?

I need to put a 22' beam up in may garage and that looks like a good idea for it.
 
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700jfm

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It's just a truck bed extension stuck inside the hoist it was hanging above the hoist were I bought it. I put the two together in my mind right there in the store. :lol_hitti
The yellow ends are out of my jack stands. (all was bought at harbor freight)
 
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35mastr

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It's just a truck bed extension stuck inside the hoist it was hanging above the hoist were I bought it. I put the two together in my mind right there in the store. :lol_hitti
The yellow ends are out of my jack stands.

What does tha Big C Clamp in the center do then?
 
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700jfm

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I used it to hold the joist until I got it in the air and in place. And then I would unclamp it and twist the joist where it was cradle on the car jacks.
 
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jdcompman

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I spy a real old Craftsman ratchet there. I have the same one! :thumbup:

Great work on the shop! :beer:
 

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Man, that looks great!! You stuck with it and your perseverance has paid off. You have a fabulous build there! One question, what is that galvanized tank on the side of the garage for? And, how about a tour of the inside?
 
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700jfm

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Thanks johnK007 The tank is for my water well. The inside is not finished, but I'll try to post some pics.
 

tck4x4

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Use a jack to pull the pole out of the ground.
I have a Hi-Lift jack, also called a farm jack, that I use to pull large fence posts out with, and it works so easy I would think it would pull that pole out. Just bolt a short 2x4 to the pole, lay a 2x6 on the ground and jack away. The jack has a 36" handle so either the base of the jack will go into the ground or the pole will come out.
 
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700jfm

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Use a jack to pull the pole out of the ground.
I have a Hi-Lift jack, also called a farm jack, that I use to pull large fence posts out with, and it works so easy I would think it would pull that pole out. Just bolt a short 2x4 to the pole, lay a 2x6 on the ground and jack away. The jack has a 36" handle so either the base of the jack will go into the ground or the pole will come out.

Thanks the pole is the power Co. I was going to pull it out, but they will pull it when they have time. I'll give them two more weeks.
 

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Nice Ford Lightning, very nice space, and even much nicer seamless tie-in to your house.

Your attention to detail is very evident! :thumbup:
 
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