Its not perfect but not too bad. Thanks.
Hmmmm. Fasteners must be galvanized to be approved for treated lumber. The metal roofing will be galvanized. I've never heard of a problem with...
[ATTACH] All the purlings are on it.
Covered wood is not absolutely necessary but noticeably dryer/better in my area.
It's been a very mild summer down here.
Much easier. Thanks.
I take the bucket off to mount the forks. Forks are homemade, no quick disconnect. Four bolts.
It won't get any wetter by keeping the rain off. If it's open on the sides, the moisture will dissipate.
Great post Mike. Looks like you've figured it out. I too burned for over 30 years "just like dad and grandpa did it". Yeah it will keep you from...
I got about half the perlings on and ran out of screws. The rest of the hardware is 3" lags. 1/4" and 5/16" diameter.
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Welcome to the hoard:woodsign:
Yeah. I used to go 3-5 times a year. Only 1.5 hrs from me.
Got the lumber yesterday. Have a busy week planned but hopefully soon.
Yeah. It's a mall crawler but it's been down a couple creeks to local swimming holes. We have an '04 and a'97 for trail use.
[ATTACH] Been there, but it started as 20' sticks of DOM.
[ATTACH] Wife's new commuter.
Welcome to the hoard.
Good luck with the surgery. +1 on the importance of the 3 year plan.
Looks like the 28" is laying on the ground beside it, in the last pic.