Anonymous-0
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Its coming together very slowly. I did have a little help today.I got the facia boards on and its starting to look like something now 
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Janicholson
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How do you intend to lift it into place? I like the idea of walking on dirt to make a roof. Jim
Anonymous-0
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ust going to use a picker truck
retired farmer
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Make sure you take lots of pictures from the time it leaves the ground till it is sitting on top of the walls. Looks to me like it might break in half when you start to lift it. Good Luck!
Anonymous-0
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ant remember what the specs are but its good enough for up here, I will try to find the paper work and get back to ya
Adirondack case guy
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Yupppp,lift her up Easy----move her over Easy----and let her down Easy. A proven plan for many tasks and situations.
Anonymous-0
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OL, thats a pretty dang good sky hook, PS I aint that skinny..lol(quoted from post at 23:30:11 09/30/12) Yupppp,lift her up Easy----move her over Easy----and let her down Easy. A proven plan for many tasks and situations.
Anonymous-0
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I've thought about doing the same exact thing.......... building my roof on the ground. It's got to be much easier/safer. It turns it into a one man project. But I didn't. Looks nice! How big of roof is it?
Anonymous-0
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ts 40x40 and it is alot easier and safer, just one thing tho, use two guys! I have been doing this by myself and its a real pain in the ask!
Adirondack case guy
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Probably like this. I have set individual trusses with a Kubota KX 41 this way. Us rednecks make due with what we have!
Anonymous-0
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ous a good artist...lol can you draw a picture of Rusted nutz??(quoted from post at 02:04:11 10/01/12) Probably like this. I have set individual trusses with a Kubota KX 41 this way. Us rednecks make due with what we have!
Anonymous-0
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Roof is lookin' good...but I think yer sidewalls are a little short. Unless you're raising pigmy hamsters or somethin'...
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