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[Gravy]

Forgive me, for I have sinned.
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[TRD270]

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S&W in a Croc doesn't have the same ring as Glock in a Croc

 

[anderson750]

That might cost more than a pump truck

Pump truck will probably cost $1,000 plus. They charge for time, travel and per yard of concrete.

 

[Brad J]

2 layers of 3/4” plywood will do the trick too. That’s typically what the structural engineers will spec for us our under heavy equipment.

When I was getting my RV pad poured I laid down plywood over the sidewalk but was told by the concrete finisher to remove the plywood and it would be fine with just the Blocks on each side. He then had to replace the broken section of sidewalk at the end while the plywood rested against my International Travelette. He also told me not to bother adding rebar as well and now I have almost a 2" difference in height in one section. My 1st section was poured in 8/25/05 and cost $2,295 ($1,350 for 16.5 yards & $944 to finish it ($1 per ft). The second section was a few months later with 14 yards for a little less and this time I rented a pump truck for $250 it seemed. This was a millions years ago though and I would defiantly used a different finisher.

 

[N-Smooth]

When I was getting my RV pad poured I laid down plywood over the sidewalk but was told by the concrete finisher to remove the plywood and it would be fine with just the Blocks on each side. He then had to replace the broken section of sidewalk at the end while the plywood rested against my International Travelette. He also told me not to bother adding rebar as well and now I have almost a 2" difference in height in one section. My 1st section was poured in 8/25/05 and cost $2,295 ($1,350 for 16.5 yards & $944 to finish it ($1 per ft). The second section was a few months later with 14 yards for a little less and this time I rented a pump truck for $250 it seemed. This was a millions years ago though and I would defiantly used a different finisher.

Yeah I was worried about it so I went out and talked to him and asked him if he was concerned. He said nope, it'll be fine. This simple conversation to me means that he knows I thought he should do something different and by choosing not to he takes the liability and has to replace it if there's an issue.

Shoot I wish concrete was that cheap now. I did a 115' retaining wall, about 3' high and have another 1800 sq ft of flatwork going in... it's $$$ but buy once cry once.

Oh and the city got their piece of the pie, making me pay $266 for a curb cut permit to widen the driveway. I was less than amused.

 

[Magerdgr]

My dad has Alzheimer’s and was very agitated and demanding to be taken to the airport so that he could go home (despite being at his home of 40 years). So I put him in the Mustang and we took a 200 mile ride to distract him and try to reset his brain.

 

[Hickey]

 

[Kevin B.]

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Is this some kind of yoke?

 

[Hickey]

Is this some kind of yoke?

Inner C's at the Teraflex axle factory. I wanted to swim in that bin.

 

[glockman]

S&W in a Croc doesn't have the same ring as Glock in a Croc

M&P on the footsie? Shield in your shoe? I don't know.

 

[cruiseroutfit]

Yeah I was worried about it so I went out and talked to him and asked him if he was concerned. He said nope, it'll be fine. This simple conversation to me means that he knows I thought he should do something different and by choosing not to he takes the liability and has to replace it if there's an issue.

Shoot I wish concrete was that cheap now. I did a 115' retaining wall, about 3' high and have another 1800 sq ft of flatwork going in... it's $$$ but buy once cry once.

Oh and the city got their piece of the pie, making me pay $266 for a curb cut permit to widen the driveway. I was less than amused.

Assuming you're the house on the low side of the wall based on the sidewalk fee. Did your neighbor build their elevation up or did you dig yours down to be flat?

 

[N-Smooth]

Inner C's at the Teraflex axle factory. I wanted to swim in that bin.

I will swim with you.

Assuming you're the house on the low side of the wall based on the sidewalk fee. Did your neighbor build their elevation up or did you dig yours down to be flat?

Yes, low side. The builder did a garbage job at the rock wall because they didn’t want to do one in the first place but I talked to the city and the city made them. So we moved the rocks and will use them on the other side. So yeah, we dug down a pretty significant amount but now some dirt can be added to their yard to make it nice and level.

 

[Hickey]

 

[Coco]

Yeah I was worried about it so I went out and talked to him and asked him if he was concerned. He said nope, it'll be fine. This simple conversation to me means that he knows I thought he should do something different and by choosing not to he takes the liability and has to replace it if there's an issue.

Shoot I wish concrete was that cheap now. I did a 115' retaining wall, about 3' high and have another 1800 sq ft of flatwork going in... it's $$$ but buy once cry once.

Oh and the city got their piece of the pie, making me pay $266 for a curb cut permit to widen the driveway. I was less than amused.

Cut the curb, then play dumb if they actually ever ask? 🤷‍♂️

 

[Kevin B.]

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Look, you made it mad.

 

[Gravy]

Bird got inside. Tried to make friends with the baby.

 

[Hickey]

Look, you made it mad.

It's one of those squeeky toys.

 

[RockChucker]

First time ever on one of these. Crappy snow but still a lot of fun.

 

[ID Bronco]

Great weather today. I know it's been nice in SLC for a while but not here. We had a nice respite from the cold the last couple of days.
I suck at long boarding but the kids are really good at it.

 

[TRD270]

Not Hawaii, but it’ll do